"Point of Sale via Shopify"

Very few of us can juggle

Running a retail and online store simultaneously can quickly feel like juggling. From inventory management to sales, customer information, and marketing - there are many balls to keep in the air.

But what if we told you that we have the answer key on how to keep all those balls in the air with ease?

At the top of the scorecard, you'll find Integrated Point of Sale (POS). Specifically, it says Shopify POS.

With Shopify POS, seamlessly connecting your physical and online store is a breeze. It's a game changer like no other.

Let us explain why.

Centralized Sales - All Data in One Place
No more expensive integrations

By using Shopify as the provider for both your webshop and your POS, you eliminate the need for costly complex integrations.

Let Shopify be the central hub for all your data.

Inventory Management

By switching to Shopify's POS, you gain real-time inventory updates - ensuring your physical stores are always synchronized with each other and your online store. When the last product leaves the shelf, it is automatically marked as sold out on the online store.

This creates a smooth user experience.

It will no longer be possible to accidentally sell something in your store that has already been promised to an online customer.

Sales - that's what it's all about.

When it comes to the very practical sales process, you most likely have in-store transactions, online orders, returns, and refunds.

If you're coming from a system where your POS and webshop are not synchronized, it can quickly become overwhelming.

With Shopify's POS system, you get an overview of all your sales, both physical and online, in one place. And even in a well-organized place. Say goodbye to endless spreadsheets and late-night calculations of numbers that just don't add up.

A Better Customer Experience

Synchronized Inventory Management Brings Flexibility to Your Customers

Does a customer in your physical store not have the option to take the product home immediately? No problem! With Shopify's POS, you can easily sell the product to the customer in the store and have it shipped to their home. The order will automatically be included in your online orders, so your inventory staff knows what needs to be done. The same applies if a customer is interested in a product that is not available in the store they are visiting. With Shopify POS, you can easily sell the product from your online inventory and send it to the customer.

No more missing out on sales because the customer doesn't feel like coming back for the product.

Additionally, with a synchronized POS system, you can offer your customers the option to return products purchased in the store via the online store and vice versa.

It's convenience for the customer that truly makes a difference.

Local Pickup

Shopify's POS makes it easier than ever to offer your customers the option to pick up their order at the nearest store. Save on shipping costs and create more opportunities to engage directly with your customer.

Pop-up stores and conferences

Since Shopify's POS system operates via an iPad—and can even be set up on your iPhone with a wireless card reader—you can take your store out into the world at any time. From pop-up stores to markets and conferences.

Much more marketing

Build stronger relationships with your customers using Shopify's POS system.

It's not just the basic sales transactions that are enhanced with an integrated POS system. With all your customer data gathered in one place, your marketing efforts can hit the mark every time.

Whether your customers are shopping online, in a physical store, or both, their preferences, buying habits, and contact details will be consolidated in your Shopify dashboard, offering plenty of analytics and reporting options that provide you with deeper insights into your customers' purchasing patterns.

With all your customer data in one place, it becomes incredibly easy to segment your customers and personalize your marketing.

"Save time with consolidated data for orders, customers, and inventory, always synchronized with all sales across all locations." - Shopify

Shopify's integrated webshop and POS: manage your inventory, track your sales, and understand your customers.

Let's be honest - running a business can sometimes feel like climbing Everest in flip-flops. With an integrated POS system, Shopify takes you out of your flip-flops and gives you sturdy boots instead.

FAQ: Shopify Point of Sale

Quite simply, a POS (Point of Sale) is the system you use to make sales in your physical stores. It refers to the hardware/software you use to handle transactions and accept payments.

And if you're sitting there thinking, "So, is a POS just that gadget I swipe my card through when I buy coffee?" you're actually quite right. But there’s much more to POS systems than just the hardware.

A good POS system in today’s Denmark is far more sophisticated and high-tech than the old cash register. It can—and should—be used for much more than just accepting payments.

A top-notch POS system should be a reliable assistant that manages your inventory, keeps track of your sales, connects with your customers, and simplifies your daily operations. With Shopify POS, your daily processes are streamlined, allowing you to focus on the bigger picture.

Definitely not! Shopify's POS system is extremely flexible, supporting businesses of all sizes. Whether you're a business just dipping a toe into the retail sector with a pop-up here and there, or a business that already has multiple locations across several cities—or perhaps even several countries.

Shopify's POS costs $89 per month per location, but you can have unlimited POS stations at each location. If you're a PLUS user, the POS system is included for free.

The POS hardware is simply an iPad connected to a small card reader, which currently costs $76.

You can find all of Shopify's hardware and prices here.

Yes, they do. The percentage depends on which Shopify plan you are on.

On the “Advanced” plan, Shopify takes 1.6% of online sales plus a fixed amount of 1.80 DKK, and 1.4% of POS sales.

Shopify offers a range of wireless hardware at affordable prices, which is easy to set up, manage, and take to events like pop-up shops and conferences.

You can find all of Shopify's hardware and pricing here.

Shopify has its own payment gateway, Shopify Payments, which promises fast and hassle-free transactions. With Shopify Payments, you can accept the most common payment methods, such as a variety of credit and debit cards, Google Payments, ApplePay, etc.

Yes! So, it's just about getting started.

Shopify's POS system is extremely flexible and therefore supports businesses of all sizes. The businesses that benefit the most from Shopify's POS are those that sell both online and in a physical store, enabling them to take advantage of a synchronized solution.

Yes - you definitely can. In your Shopify dashboard, you can easily manage which employees have permissions to handle, for example, refunds, updating inventory status, and more.

Yes, you can. When you create a product, you can easily choose whether it should be sold in your webshop and/or via your POS.

If you use Shopify Payments, it works just like your Shopify webshop: The money is transferred to your account in the Danish bank that you have specified to Shopify.

Yes, you can always try Shopify POS Pro features for free with a 14-day trial. Contact D.TAILS, and we will be happy to set up a test environment for you.

Shopify POS requires you to be online to sync with your Shopify backend, accept card payments, and send email receipts. To minimize the risk of losing your online connection, in addition to standard Wi-Fi, you can connect via mobile data.

If your connection is interrupted after logging in and the app has downloaded your products, you can continue using the app as long as you do not log out. (This does not apply to Android users - Android must have an internet connection to use POS).