Point of sale for farms and delivery businesses

Sell at the counter from the same catalog.

DBP POS is a point of sale for farms and delivery businesses. Your staff ring up in-person sales from the products you already set up in Delivery Biz Pro, then take the card payment on a PAX A920 Pro terminal through DBPay. It runs in a web browser on a tablet or computer, so there is nothing to install.

Uses your DBP catalogPAX A920 Pro terminalsOpen tabs and tips
DBP POS, a point of sale for farms: register screen with product tiles, an open tab and a PAX A920 Pro card terminal

Example store and prices.

At a glance

DBP POS is a browser-based point of sale for farms, farm stores, markets, pickup days, delivery routes and events. Staff sell from the product catalog you already keep in Delivery Biz Pro and take credit card payments on a PAX A920 Pro terminal through DBPay, with open tabs and tips built in.

Where it fits

A point of sale for farms, markets and every sale made face to face.

Farm stores

Ring up walk-in customers from the same products you deliver.

Markets and pop-ups

Take cards at a stall without setting up a second product list.

Pickup days

Sell the extra loaf or dozen eggs when customers collect their order.

On the delivery route

Drivers sell extras at the door with a handheld terminal.

Events and bars

Keep a tab open for a table or a guest and close it at the end.

How a sale works

From the first tap to a paid order.

Staff sign in to the register for their location, build the order from your catalog and send the total to the card terminal.

1 · Sign in

Staff open the register

Each login is set up for a location, so staff only see the register they work at.

2 · Build the order

Tap products from your catalog

The products and prices you set up in DBP, grouped by category.

3 · Pay now or later

Charge it or keep a tab

Send the total to the terminal, or save the order as a named tab and add to it later.

4 · Get paid

Card payment through DBPay

The customer taps, dips or swipes. The payment settles through your DBPay account.

Why a DBP register

One product list for delivery and the counter.

Many delivery businesses run a separate card reader and a separate product list for in-person sales. DBP POS sells from the catalog you already keep up to date.

No second catalog

Products and prices come from your DBP account. Add a product once and you can sell it online and at the counter.

One payments provider

In-person card sales go through DBPay, the same payment processing you use for online orders.

Runs in a browser

Use a tablet or computer you already have. There is no app to download and nothing to update.

Tabs and tips built in

Save an order under a name and charge it when the customer is ready. You set the tip options staff can offer.

What's included

What it does today, and what we are building next.

Available now

On the roadmap

One platform

The counter is one more place to sell.

Web shop+Mobile Shop App+DBP POS→DBPay

DBP POS sits next to your web shop and the Mobile Shop App. All three sell from one DBP account, and payments run through DBPay.

Questions

What merchants ask about POS.

A PAX A920 Pro card terminal, plus a tablet or computer with a web browser to run the register. You can add a Bluetooth card reader as a backup.

Yes. DBP POS takes card payments through DBPay, so you need an approved DBPay merchant account.

Credit cards, by tap, chip or swipe on the terminal. Debit, EBT and gift cards are not supported at the counter yet.

Not yet. Today the register sells from your DBP catalog, but counter sales do not change your DBP inventory. Connecting them is on our roadmap.

Yes. Save the order under a name, add items as you go, and send it to the terminal when the customer is ready to pay. You choose the tip amounts customers are offered.

Book a demo and we will walk you through the register, check your DBPay setup and help you choose a terminal.

Bring your counter sales into DBP.

See the register on a call and find out what you need to start taking payments.