Offline Mode for boutiques and clothing stores

Keep ringing up sales when Wi‑Fi drops

Product catalog is cached on the iPad. Staff can search, scan barcodes, and take cash payments offline. Card payments need a connection — review queued sales after reconnecting.

Store associate handing a shopping bag to a customer at a clothing-store counter

Common friction

What gets in the way

Three problems boutiques and clothing stores run into with offline mode.

  • 1

    Basement stock rooms and back corners lose Wi‑Fi during busy Saturdays.

  • 2

    Staff stop selling entirely when the internet blips.

  • 3

    You are not sure which offline sales synced correctly after reconnect.

Tillr iPad offline checkout showing the last synchronized catalog, cash-only offline status, and Exact cash and Cash options

Tillr iPad offline checkout showing the last synchronized catalog, cash-only offline status, and Exact cash and Cash options.

How it works

Offline Mode in three steps

Plain steps your team can follow at the counter or in the dashboard.

  1. 1

    Catalog and barcode lookup stay available from the local cache on the device.

  2. 2

    Build carts and take cash payments while offline.

  3. 3

    Reconnect, then review synced sales in reporting to confirm everything landed.

Shop scenario

Back-room pop-up

Wi‑Fi fails during a trunk show in the back room. Staff scan items from the cached catalog, take cash, and the owner reviews synced sales once the connection returns.

Questions

Quick answers

Can card payments work offline?

Card payments need an internet connection. Cash sales can continue from the cached catalog.

What happens to offline sales when Wi‑Fi returns?

Queued sales can sync when connectivity returns. Review them in reporting to confirm totals.

Want to see offline mode with your catalog?

Add a few sample products, try the feature, and decide whether it fits your shop.