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Send prices to the register and see when they land

Change a price on the web, the phone or at the store and send it to the register. Each change is marked confirmed when the register's own reply proves it.

From wherever you work

Send from the back office, the phone app or the store. Every change joins one queue.

Confirmed by the register

A change is marked confirmed only when the register's own reply proves it.

Prices, items and deals

Price changes, new items and edits, mix-and-match deals, item lists and item group prices.

A history of every send

POS History lists each batch with its number, what went out and what the register said.

What you get

Everything the register needs

Prices, new items, item edits, mix-and-match deals, item lists and item group prices go out together.

  • Verifone Commander
  • Gilbarco Passport
  • Department changes on Verifone Commander

Proof from the register itself

Each change is checked against the register's own reply. Without that proof it shows Not confirmed, so you always know what to check.

  • Confirmed or Not confirmed for each change
  • Batch numbers on every send
  • History for every store

Send from wherever you are

Make the change where it is easiest: at your desk, in the aisle with your phone, or at the store right after a save.

  • Back office
  • Phone app with barcode scan
  • At the store, right after a save

Questions and answers

Which registers can I send to?

Verifone Commander and Gilbarco Passport. On Verifone Commander, department changes go to the register too.

How do I know a price reached the register?

Each change is marked confirmed when the register's reply proves it. A change without that proof shows Not confirmed, so you know exactly what to look at.

Can I send from my phone?

Yes. Find the item with a barcode scan, change it, and send it from the phone app.

Can I see what was sent last week?

Yes. POS History keeps every batch with its number, the changes in it and the register's answer.

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