Point of sale and payments, together with the booking.
The client pays online when they book, or at the counter afterwards. The service from the booking goes straight to the till, where products and gift cards are added to the same sale.
The till in FlowDule. The screenshot shows fictional data.
From booking to end-of-day close.
The till accepts card, MobilePay and cash. It logs every cash movement and which employee handled the sale. The sale is saved on the client or as a shop sale.
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Payment when the client books
You can require payment of the full price at booking. The client pays by card or MobilePay and gets the receipt with the booking.
02
Card terminal at the counter
At the till the client pays by card on a Stripe card terminal, with MobilePay or in cash. Card and MobilePay go through Stripe.
03
Service, products and gift cards in one sale
The service from the booking is carried straight to the till. Gift cards can be redeemed at the till and at booking, and you can see each gift card's balance and status.
04
Stock per location
Products are activated per location with their own price and their own stock. Stock is deducted when the item is sold at the till.
05
Shifts and end-of-day close
Opening the till, shifts, discrepancies, VAT and payment mix. When the shift is closed, you reconcile the till, and the day ends with an end-of-day close.
06
Company agreements and export
Companies can get an agreement with a consolidated invoice on their CVR or EAN number. Sales can be exported as CSV in Dinero format for your accounts.
Add to the sale. Pay. Close the day.
Put together a sale, choose how the client pays and watch the receipt come out. When the day is over, you close the shift and do the end-of-day close. This is a sketch of the idea, not real data.
Add to the sale
Stock5 on the shelf
The sale is empty.
Add a service, a product or a gift card to the sale.
The receipt comes out here.
The day so far
Sales as CSV in Dinero format
What does a payment cost?
Payments by card and MobilePay have a fee of between 0.25% and 0.75% per payment. At least 0.50 DKK and by default no more than 10 DKK. The rate is set once a month.
Applies to payments in DKK. Stripe's own card fees are settled separately.
0.25%
0.75%
The fee is between 1.00 DKK and 3.00 DKK.
Works together with.
The payment belongs to the booking and the client, so the sale does not have to be keyed in twice.
Payments and point of sale are included, just like all the other modules. Payments by card and MobilePay also have a fee of between 0.25% and 0.75% per payment.
