On a shop floor the person who made the sale is often not the person at the register. BlueTrack names every line to the salesperson it belongs to as it is rung, and works out what each person has earned by the end of the shift.
Get the AppThe customer spent half an hour with one salesperson and paid at the counter with another. Pay depends on the sale landing on the right name.
A register that logs whoever rang the sale credits the cashier. The salesperson who spent the time with the customer gets nothing.
Sales notes, receipts and a spreadsheet at the end of the week. Every manual step is a chance to pay the wrong person the wrong amount.
Cash goes out for supplies and comes back in for change. Without a record of each move, a short drawer at close has no explanation.
BlueTrack names every line to the person it belongs to as it is rung, and your pay rules work out what each person earned.
Tap the salesperson’s face above the menu, then tap the items. Each line carries their name, whoever takes the payment.
One sale can hold lines for several people. The sale panel totals what each person earned on that sale.
Commission, bonuses and a person’s own rate are all pay rules you write. The Commission page shows what the shift owes each person, broken into the rules that produced it, with owed, paid and still to pay.
A rule can pay on top of another rule or instead of it, and settle from the drawer or on payroll. Pay staff from the drawer during the shift and print a payout sheet.
Whoever is at the counter taps the face of the person who made the sale, then the items. The sale is credited to them, not to the register.
Staff unlock the shared device by tapping their own face and entering their PIN. Any line can be named to anyone; your pay rules decide what it pays.
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Tap a staff member’s face above the menu, then tap the items. Each line carries that person’s name, and the sale panel totals what each person earned on that sale.
Commission, bonuses and a person’s own rate are all pay rules, each read back as a plain sentence. Settle from the drawer or on payroll.
Record cash, card and Scan payments, or split one sale across several ways to pay. Print the receipt or send it, with a QR code for the digital copy.
Every cash move is on record, and cash cannot come out without a photo of its receipt. Count all the cash at close; the close ends on the amount to deposit.
Void, comp or discount a line with a reason, and refund line by line. When someone may not approve it alone, a manager approves with their face and PIN.
Stock levels with par and minimum for every item, deliveries received against a photo of the bill, and recipes for items made from stock.
What the business took, day by day, what sold and who it was credited to, every figure shown against the same stretch before it.
One login can reach several venues, a device can move between them, and a menu can be copied from one venue to another.
Staff unlock a shared device by tapping their face and entering their PIN. What each person can do follows from their role.
The manager sees what the shift owes each salesperson while the counter rings the next sale — both on the same data.
| Person | Sold | Owed | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
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S
Sofia
|
4,250.00 | 212.50 | |
|
J
James
|
3,180.00 | 159.00 | |
|
P
Priya
|
2,740.00 | 137.00 | |
|
M
Marco
|
1,960.00 | 98.00 | |
|
H
Hana
|
1,210.00 | 60.50 |
Add your items with their sizes, your salespeople and their roles, and the pay rules that decide what each sale pays.
Tap the face of the person who made the sale, then the items. Every line carries their name, whoever is at the counter.
Count the drawer blind and the close ends on the amount to deposit. The Commission page shows what the shift owes each person.
Install BlueTrack from the App Store on an iPad or iPhone, or from Google Play on an Android tablet or phone. It needs a BlueTrack account for your business and an internet connection to the BlueTrack server.