Terminals and readers
Assign a terminal to the cashier who is using it, and see which terminals are in the vault and which are out.
Merchant
The counter, under control.
Take payments at the counter and on the move, give staff the right access, and close every shift with a till count that adds up.
What you get
In-person store, in practice.
A login for each person
Staff sign in with their own access, so a sale is tied to the person who made it.
Live tills
See today's sales, card swipes and transfers per till, and the cash that should be in the drawer.
End-of-day reconciliation
Count the drawer, compare it with what the till expected and download a shift record.
Cash you can trust
Know what should be in the drawer.
The till works out the expected physical cash from the opening float and the cash sales, so the count at close is a check rather than a guess.
- Opening float and cash sales
- Card swipes and transfers shown separately
- A shift audit PDF to keep or share
End-of-day till
Awaiting countOpening float₦20,000
Cash sales₦96,500
Card swipes₦143,000
Transfers₦58,000
Cash expected in drawer₦116,500
Reconcile shiftYour team
Give people only what they need.
A cashier does not need to see your statements. Roles decide what each person can reach.
- Cashier, supervisor, manager, finance, sales and admin roles
- A temporary passcode for a new staff member
- Switch a person off without touching anyone else
Team access
Passcode onA
Ada · Admin
Full access
K
Kemi · Finance
Statements and reports
C
Chidi · Cashier
Point of sale only
S
Sade · Manager
Store management
A day in your business
Your working day, before and after.
The old wayEveryone using the same login, so nobody can say who made a sale
With PaybleA login for each person, and a role that limits what they see
The old wayCounting the drawer and hoping it matches
With PaybleThe till works out what should be there, and shows the difference
The old wayTerminals that go missing or get borrowed
With PaybleEach terminal assigned to a cashier, with its status visible
How it works
Simple from the first step.
- 1
Set up the counter
Add your cashiers and pair each terminal with one.
- 2
Trade
Take card, contactless, transfer and cash sales. Each is recorded against the till.
- 3
Close the shift
Enter the opening float and the cash counted, review the difference and save the shift audit as a PDF.
At the counter
Made for the counter.
Till is our point of sale, designed for a tablet or a computer at the till. These are its real screens, with sample data.
Good to know
- Card payments need a reader or terminal.
- Cash sales are recorded by your staff at the till, so the count depends on them entering them.
- A shift record is a PDF you can save and share.
FAQ
About in-person store.
Straight answers about Payble, your money and how it works.
Can several people use the same terminal?
A terminal is assigned to a cashier, and you can re-assign it. Each sale is recorded against the person and till it was made on.
How do I check a till at the end of the day?
Open the shift's reconciliation, enter the opening float and the cash you counted, and the app shows the difference against what it expected.
Do I need a card reader for this?
For card and contactless payments, yes. See the hardware options. Cash, transfer and link sales can be recorded without one.
Works well with
Put this to work today.
Tell us about your business and we will set you up and help you start using it.