Scan it. Split it. Send it on.
A register that already knows the item is one of one, whose it is, and what they’re owed for it. The reader on your counter is the only hardware you need.
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Scan the tag. It’s in the basket.
The item arrives with its price, its owner and its split already on it. Change the quantity, knock something off, take the money — nothing typed, nobody sent out back to check.
USB, Bluetooth, or the camera in your pocket paired as a wireless one. The tag goes straight into the basket.
Take it off one line or the whole basket, as a percentage or an amount, with the consignor’s share recalculated behind it.
Rates by location, included or added on top, and margin-scheme tax on the pieces you bought secondhand.
A repair charge, a delivery fee, the thing with no tag on it — added to the sale without inventing a product.
However they want to pay for it.
Stack cash, card, store credit, a gift card and an invoice on the same sale, in any order you like. The balance counts itself down and won’t let the sale close until it reaches zero.
Cash
Card
Tapped on the reader
Store Credit
Balance: $86.00
Other
Some of it in cash, the rest on a card, the last few dollars off a credit note — without starting the sale over.
Refunds and overpayments become credit on the customer’s account, ready to use as tender next time they’re in.
Hold the item, take whatever they have today, and collect the balance when they come back for it.
Send what’s left as a payable invoice, and let the sale settle itself the moment it’s paid.
There’s no new box to buy.
Pair Stripe, Square or Clover and start taking taps. Haven’t got a reader yet? Cash and manual entry work from the first afternoon, on whatever you’ve already got open.
Stripe Terminal
BBPOS WisePOS E · Front counter
Square Terminal
Square readers and Tap to Pay
Clover Terminal
Flex, Mini and Station
Cash / manual entry
No reader needed to start selling
Pair the Stripe, Square or Clover reader already sitting on your counter and drive it from the basket screen.
Thermal receipts at the till and 4 × 6 labels from the same printer you ship with, saved and ready.
The shop laptop, an iPad by the door, or the desktop app with your printers already set up.
Each location rings up its own stock at its own tax rate, out of a single product list.
Sold here. Gone everywhere.
Every line knows whose item it is, so the split is worked out and owed the second it sells. And the unit comes off eBay, Shopify and the rest before anyone online can buy it a second time.
Walnut side table, 1960s
RS-1042 · sold at the counter · $245.00
Credited on the spot
Maya R.
60% consignor split
Store
40% after the split
Your storefrontListed
eBayListed
ShopifyListed
PoshmarkListedThe consignor and their percentage sit on the basket row, and either one can be changed before you take the money.
Selling it at the counter pulls the listing from every channel it was on, so nobody buys it twice.
Consignors can be emailed the moment their item sells, in your branding, at whatever frequency you choose.
Their share lands on their account ready for the next payout run, hold period and all.
Delivery, receipts, and the awkward ones.
Book a courier or a two-person crew without leaving the sale, put the customer on the record, and hand over a receipt on paper, by email, or both.
Sale complete
Sale #3184 · receipt sent to maya@example.com
Receipt summary
Quote live carrier rates on a register sale, book a two-person crew for the big stuff, and buy the label on payment.
A thermal receipt in their hand on the way out and a copy in their inbox before they reach the car.
Attach a customer and their address, credit and history build themselves from what they buy.
What was agreed and who agreed it, written on the sale instead of a Post-it that falls off the monitor.
The parts that only matter when it’s busy.
None of this closes a demo. All of it decides how Saturday goes.
Everyone signs in at the till with a PIN, and every sale carries the name of whoever rang it up.
Sell one at the register and take it back as tender on any sale afterwards.
A card surcharge or a service fee added as its own line, visible before anybody agrees to it.
Mark the account once and the tax comes off every sale after it, without anybody doing sums.
Points build on what they spend at the counter and come back off the next visit.
Register takings sit beside storefront and marketplace sales, so the day reconciles itself.
Learn more about point of sale
Managing Consignor Payouts in ResaleOS: A Step-by-Step Guide
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How to Ship Items from a Sale in ResaleOS
This guide will teach you how to create and manage shipments from sales in ResaleOS, including selecting carriers and printing labels.
How to Create a Sale in ResaleOS
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