The point of sale built for tanning salons
Check out products, services and solarium sessions in seconds, take any payment method, and keep selling even when the internet goes down.
Sell in seconds, not minutes
When three customers are waiting and a bed just finished, the till cannot be the bottleneck. Employees log in with one tap, everything you sell is one screen away, and the end-of-day total matches the drawer.
No internet? No problem.
Checkout, walk-in sales, bed control and timers run locally and sync back later, safety rules enforced the whole time. After a power cut, sessions and open orders resume where they stopped. The register keeps your whole customer list, and the planning opens as it stood at the last connection.
Walk-ins welcome
Most solarium customers do not book, they walk in. Sell a session on the spot: the bed picker shows what is free, and a waiting list keeps things fair when every bed is busy.
Point of Sale
Multiple Payment Methods
Cash, card, mobile, gift cards and loyalty points, tracked per session for an end-of-day that reconciles.
Card Terminal Driven by the Register
The A35 takes the amount from the ticket and starts the transaction itself, so the card total cannot drift from the till total. € 35 per month per terminal.
Compare terminal prices in BelgiumOne Ticket, Several Customers
A couple or a family share one ticket, each with their own session and their own bed.
Pay Later at the Counter
Park an unpaid order so the session starts right away, then cash the customer out on their way out.
Customer File at the Counter
Search, create and edit a customer without leaving the register: last visit, next booking, no-shows, wallet balance, here or network-wide. The search forgives a typo in the name.
Menus Per Register
Turn off the sales menus and the till becomes a pure booking counter that opens straight on the beds.
Receipt Printer Setup
Register each printer once and point every till at it. A printer standing in another salon is refused. A register that cannot reach it directly prints through the salon's relay box.
Opening Labels
Products that keep only a few weeks once opened get a small label printed from the register, with the opening date and the last day of use.
Services Sold at the Counter Become Bookings
A massage or a cabin sold at the till becomes a real booking, already checked in, on its cabin or its employee, even offline.
Shared Cash Drawer & Linked Registers
The tills of a salon share their open orders and one drawer. At closing, every till of the day is listed by payment method, ready to compare with the card terminal.
Dedicated Register Account
A till opens under its own account, never a staff login, and installs on a tablet as a Solaryx app.
A problem at the counter, reported in one click
When something goes wrong the customer is standing right there, and nobody has time to write an email. Your team opens a support request or sends feedback from any page and from the register, even offline, with the screenshot and the context already attached. We see what they saw.
Day to day, the built-in knowledge base holds your own procedures, so a new colleague finds the answer before asking anyone.
The customer file, right at the till
Find a customer by any word of their name, even misspelled, and open a full file without leaving the sale: last visit, next booking, no-shows, wallet balance, and every booking with the register orders behind it.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Staff take payments, start sessions and can open the day's salon summary (X ticket), while monthly figures, reports and accounting stay with managers. Nobody gives a discount or a refund without the right level. Useful against mistakes as much as fraud.
No. Plan about half a day: we wire the beds to the relay boxes and connect the hardware. We prepare as much as possible in advance and pick a quiet slot.
No. Updates are included and apply without any visible interruption for you or your customers.
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