Sell anything on-site and post it to the folio — one tap from till to guest bill.
Sell anything on-site — camp shop, kiosk, restaurant, bar, bike and SUP rentals — and post it straight to the guest’s folio. Embedded TWINT and card payments, offline-tolerant, stock-aware and TSE-ready for German sites.
Charge to the pitch
Every sale can post to a reservation and settle on one folio at check-out — no cash at each counter, no receipts to reconcile.
Shop, kiosk & restaurant
One till runs the camp shop, kiosk, restaurant and bar — table or counter, folio or straight payment, all from the same screen.
Activities & rentals
Hire out bikes, e-bikes and SUPs and sell day-visitor tickets — availability, deposit and return all tracked against the guest.
One folio, every counter
Shop, café, bar and rentals all land on the same running bill as the pitch and tourist tax — foots to the rappen, settled once.
TWINT, cards & terminals
Take TWINT, Visa, Mastercard and PostFinance on a connected terminal, and every sale reconciles itself back to the till.
Stock that counts down
Inventory decrements as you sell, so you see the firewood running low or the last cool-box gone before a guest asks for it.
Offline-tolerant & TSE-ready
The till keeps selling when the signal drops and syncs on reconnect, with TSE fiscalisation built in for German sites.
From the till to the folio in one tap
A guest grabs firewood and two coffees on the way back to their pitch. Instead of hunting for cash at every counter, the till charges it to their reservation and it settles on one folio at check-out. The shop, the café and the front desk all read the same bill — nothing to reconcile after close.
- Every item posts to the guest’s reservation
- Shop, café, bar and rentals on one running folio
- Settled once at check-out — by QR-Bill, TWINT or card
Payments that balance themselves
Take TWINT, Visa, Mastercard and PostFinance on a connected terminal and each sale reconciles straight back to the till and the guest’s folio. The wifi dropping in a field does not stop a sale — the till works offline and syncs on reconnect — and German sites get TSE fiscalisation without a bolt-on box.
- TWINT, cards and terminals reconcile to the till
- Offline-tolerant — keeps selling, syncs on reconnect
- TSE-ready fiscalisation for German sites
Kurtaxe · Gemeinde Iseltwald
canton BernAdult / night
CHF 3.50
Child 6–15
CHF 1.75
Day guest
CHF 1.00
Under 6
exempt
More tools. Even bigger impact.
Point of sale shares one guest, one folio and one calendar with every other module — connect your whole campsite to save time, lift revenue and delight guests.
Point of sale, answered
What Swiss operators ask us most about point of sale.
What can I actually sell through the point of sale?
The camp shop and kiosk, the restaurant and bar, and activity and equipment rentals — bikes, e-bikes, SUPs — plus day-visitor tickets and any extra or add-on. One till runs all of it, whether the guest charges it to their pitch or pays there and then.
How does “charge to the pitch” work?
Instead of taking payment at every counter, the till posts each item to the guest’s reservation. Everything accumulates on one running folio alongside the pitch and tourist tax, and the guest settles it once at check-out — by QR-Bill, TWINT or card.
Which payment methods and hardware are supported?
TWINT, Visa, Mastercard and PostFinance on a connected card terminal, plus cash. Every sale reconciles itself back to the till and the folio, so there is no separate card machine to balance and no end-of-day mystery.
Does the till still work if the internet drops?
Yes. The point of sale is offline-tolerant: it keeps selling when the wifi drops in a field and syncs every transaction the moment the connection returns. Stock and folio postings catch up automatically once it is back online.
Is it compliant for our German sites?
Yes. TSE fiscalisation is built in, so tills on German campsites produce compliant, signed receipts without a bolt-on box. Swiss sites get the same folio and reconciliation without the TSE requirement.
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