BAG Till
Fast, flexible POS built for the way you sell.
The screen a cashier touches a thousand times a day. Every control on it is at least 48 pixels, because a queue does not wait for a second attempt at a small button.
What it does
A sale in seconds
Search by name, scan a barcode or tap a favourite. The category chips narrow a long catalogue without hiding anything behind a menu.
Split the bill any way
Take a payment in as many parts as the table needs, in any mix of cash, card and EFT, with what is still owed on screen after each one.
Ask before it is made
Modifier groups — milk, extras, how spicy — asked at the till, priced correctly, and printed on the receipt exactly as chosen.
Sell what is not in the catalogue
A typed description and price for a one-off, recorded as priced by hand so the reports can tell the difference.
Discounts and voids with a reason
Every one carries a reason and a name, and stays on the report permanently. Nothing is quietly deleted.
Receipts on WhatsApp
Cheaper than a till roll and the customer cannot lose it. A customer who has replied STOP is never messaged.
What a sale actually looks like
- Tap a product, scan a barcode, or type an amount.
- The till asks any questions the product has — size, milk, extras.
- Apply a discount if you are allowed to, with a reason on record.
- Take payment: one tender, or several until the balance clears.
- Receipt printed, sent on WhatsApp, or both. Stock moves once.
How it works
- Runs in a browser
- No install. A phone, a tablet, a laptop or a BAG Terminal — whatever is on the counter.
- Registered devices
- Each till is approved explicitly, so an unknown browser cannot become one.
- Staff switch with a PIN
- On tills you have approved, with rotation you set. Every sale carries who rang it up.
- Never blocked by billing
- A suspended subscription never stops a sale, a refund, a cash-up or an export.
What it does not do
On the page for a reason. Read it before you decide.
Selling with no connection
The till needs a connection today. Offline selling is being built, and this page will say so when it works — not before.
Who uses it
- Restaurants and bars
- Retail and convenience
- Salons and services
- Events and markets
Questions
- Does it work on a phone?
- Yes. The till is designed mobile-first and every control is a full touch target, so a waiter can work from the phone in their hand.
- Can two people use it at once?
- Yes. Every change states the version it expects and is refused on mismatch, so two tills on the same table cannot silently overwrite each other.