The SWIPE platform

One operating model. Three focused workspaces.

Cashiers, store teams and managers should not fight through the same interface. SWIPE gives each role a clear surface while keeping the records underneath connected.

Work where the work belongs

Clear at the surface. Accountable underneath.

At the counter

Till

A focused cashier workspace for a busy selling environment. The catalog is synchronized for the assigned store, while protected actions use explicit manager approval.

Product search, barcode entry and configurable shortcuts
Cash, recorded card, split and customer-account tender paths
Receipts, shifts and cash-up evidence
Controlled corrections and eligible manager approvals
Offline-first local register operation with deliberate synchronization

For the business

Tenant Admin

The recurring operating work sits away from the queue. Tenant Admin follows the tenant, company, store and Till model so that changes land in the correct place.

Products, store pricing and catalog controls
Stock suppliers, purchase orders, receiving and corrections
Customers, users, roles and store assignments
Shifts, reports and operational review
Store-aware configuration without exposing platform-only administration

For authorized decisions

Manager portal

A secure, phone-ready approval queue lets an eligible manager inspect the context and decide without handing a PIN to the cashier.

Waiting, assigned and historical approval views
Approve or deny with a reason and note
Push-capable installed web experience on supported phones
Device enrollment and recoverable sessions
Decision evidence returned to the Till

For SWIPE operations

System Admin

The public product is operated through a separate platform-control surface. Merchant users do not receive this workspace.

Client and store lifecycle administration
Central product templates and controlled publishing
Platform communications, wallets and operations
Security, audit and support controls

Ownership boundaries

Shared where it helps. Local where it matters.

Central product information and policy can be reused, while store assortment, selling prices and local responsibilities remain properly scoped. The model supports a tenant, its companies, their stores and the registers operating inside each store.

Tenant

The customer relationship and top-level administrative boundary.

Company and store

The operating business, store catalog, pricing, people and stock responsibility.

Till

The assigned register, its local runtime, shifts and selling activity.

See the workflow

Use a real store day to decide whether SWIPE fits.

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