iPhones as registers. Your staff closes the sale standing at the glass case, at the door, anywhere in the shop. The register at your counter stays exactly where it is.
Here is what we have imagined for Wild Side. Not slides, not a video. Everything below is running right now on this screen, so pick one and run a sale yourself.
Right now somebody at the glass case says yes, and then they have to follow your guy across the store and wait behind four people. That walk is where sales die. With this the sale closes right there at the case.
Your counter keeps working exactly the way it works today. On a Friday at midnight you just have two or three more registers walking around the room instead of one line.
Everyone gets their own login, so no shared iPad and no guessing who was on at one in the morning. At close you see what each person sold, without asking anybody.
It runs on the iPhones your staff already carry. No card reader, no terminal, no app to install. The customer pays on their own phone.
One scan, two answers. It clears the age, then pulls up who they are before your guy says a word — points, what they buy, last time in. The Rewards tab shows what he sees.
Not a warning your guy can click past at one in the morning. It stops. And the check is written down with who did it, so if anybody ever asks you to prove it, you can.
They join by handing over the ID they were already handing over. Every visit after that, they are recognised automatically.
Slow Tuesday, one tap, everybody who has not been in for a month gets a text. Not Instagram's list. Yours.
They walk up, your guy scans the licence, and before a word is said he knows who this is — what they buy, what they are close to earning, whether they have been in this week.
Same system, two screens. Your guy gets the history behind the counter. They get their balance on their own phone, no app to download.
"You are eighty points off ten dollars" closes an extra item at the counter. That line is the whole product.
No card in the wallet, no phone number to recite. The licence they already handed you is the account.
Every sale takes one off the shelf as it happens. No clipboard, no Sunday night counting the back room.
You hear about it while there is still time to order.
It already knows Friday outsells Tuesday. You just approve it.
They order on their phone, you check the ID at the counter as always. Nicotine never ships. That is federal, and we build it that way.
It is not a report you have to read. You ask it a question in plain English and it answers from your own numbers. Standing in the shop, on your phone, at midnight.
What should I order. Who is my strongest seller. What is dead on the shelf. How did last night go after ten. It has the whole history and it does not forget.
It watches the numbers on its own and tells you when something changes. You do not have to remember to check.
Once you are live for a week, every one of those answers is your real shop.
Tell us who you use now. Square and Clover both shut down smoke shops, and owners lose access to their own money for months when it happens. If you are on either one, that is worth ten minutes whether you buy this or not.
A one-time fee to build and install it, then a flat monthly that covers support, changes and maintenance. No per-sale cut, no seat pricing. Ask us the number and we will tell you straight, in person, today.
No contract, no lease, no early termination anything. If it is not making your life easier, stop paying us and take your data with you.
We photograph the shelves and get your product list. That is the only work you do.
Every item, every price, every employee. You get a link and a PIN and you can poke at it from your own phone before a customer ever sees it.
We hook it to the account you already use and run real test sales. We scan a dozen licenses so it handles South Carolina, out of state, and student IDs.
Not a training room. We stand in the shop through a real evening. Your register stays plugged in the whole time.
Once selling is boring, we turn on the rest. The AI starts learning your week from day one.