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The iPad at the counter
- Checkout, change and e-invoices
- Receipt printer and cash drawer
- Shift counts, X and Z reports
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POS for StoresComing soon
Store and website,one set of books
POS for Stores is StudioX’s point of sale for iPad: ordering, checkout, Taiwan e-invoices and receipts in one flow, for restaurants, counters, shops and salons alike. Your menu, members and stock are shared with your website, and every in-store sale lands in your back office and StudioX Console.
Everystation
One app, and every iPad has its job: orders, kitchen progress and sales stay in sync.
Handheld
The iPad in your hand
- Seat guests and take orders at the table
- Modifiers and notes in one go
- Orders reach the kitchen and the counter instantly
Kitchen display
The iPad in the kitchen
- Separate views per station
- Cooking progress and fire-next
- Or print per station
From opento close
Ordering, tables, the kitchen, bookings and the day’s numbers: one iPad from opening to closing time, and every iPad in the store sees the same data.
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Order, pay and invoice on one iPad
Big category tiles, one tap adds one; type a quantity on the keypad first to add more. Send to the kitchen, take payment and issue the e-invoice on the same screen.
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Every table at a glance
Free, dining and needs-cleaning tables each have a color, with minutes seated and upcoming bookings marked on the table. Tap a free table to seat guests, a busy one to see the check.
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A kitchen screen, longest wait first
Sent orders appear at the kitchen and the bar by station. Tap to move each item along — to do, cooking, ready — and anything waiting over 20 minutes turns red.
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Website bookings, straight to the store
Bookings from your website and by phone sit in one guest book with the walk-in waitlist. The next party is flagged, and you pick a table as you seat them.
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Today’s sales, on the same books as your site
Sales, tickets, average check, hourly sales and payment methods update live, and every sale syncs back to your back office, so the website, Console and app share one set of books.
One checkout,seven ways to run a store
Switch at the top of the sidebar on each iPad. A mode only changes the flow — pay first or after the meal, whether there are tables and a kitchen, who gets credit for the sale. Tickets, payments, invoices and reports stay the same, and one store can use several modes at once.
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Table service
Seat guests, send orders to the kitchen, pay after the meal
Restaurants, hot pot, izakaya
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Counter
Pay first, print a pickup number, call orders when ready
Bubble tea, breakfast, bento, snacks
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Retail
Scan or tap items and check out, no kitchen tickets
Market stalls, gift shops, bookstores
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Café & bakery
Dine-in and takeaway, pay first, serve to the table
Cafés, dessert shops, bakeries
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Apparel
Pick color and size, scan tags, exchanges and returns, sales credited to staff
Clothing, shoes and bags, accessories
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Salon
Book by stylist, open the ticket on arrival, pay when done; stored value and treatment packages
Hair, nails, lashes, pet grooming
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Memberships & classes
Check-in, memberships and class credits, schedules and personal trainers
Gyms, yoga, dance, learning studios
What makesit different
Run your store from one iPad: ordering, checkout, e-invoices and receipts in one flow, with seven ways to run a store a tap away. One menu and one membership with your website, and every sale flows back to StudioX Console.
One set of books with your website
Menu, members and reports are shared with your website: in-store spending counts toward membership tiers and draws down online stock, and sales flow back to StudioX Console and the app, where Xena sees them too.
Taiwan e-invoices built in
Issue B2C and B2B invoices with on-the-spot tax ID checks, mobile barcodes, citizen certificates and donations. Receipts print in the official format, and voids and allowances happen in the app.
One keypad for every number
A fixed number pad on the right that never moves: quantities, cash received, PINs, tax IDs and phone numbers all go here. Type 3, tap bubble tea, and that’s three cups.
Tables, kitchen and reservations in one
Multi-floor table maps, moving, merging and splitting checks; the kitchen prints by station or watches a kitchen display and fires the next course; reservations and the waitlist call guests by text.
Shift counts that always add up
Float, cash in and out, X and Z reports, over and short — tap in each denomination on the keypad. Voids, refunds and big discounts need a manager’s PIN right there.
Every sale is locked in
Each action is a record chained to the one before it: if one goes missing or is altered, your back office can tell. Deleted orders have nowhere to hide.
Thedetails
- Device
- iPad (iPadOS 26 or later)
- Printer
- 58 / 80 mm thermal, network (ESC/POS) or Bluetooth LE
- Cash drawer
- Connected to the printer, opens for cash and shift counts
- E-invoice
- B2C and B2B (tax ID), 5.7 cm receipts
- Staff
- Cashier, supervisor, manager, owner — each with a PIN
- Back office
- Your StudioX back office (Store POS plugin)
FAQ
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What hardware do I need?
An iPad is enough to start. To print receipts and invoices, add a 58 or 80 mm thermal printer (network or Bluetooth LE); connect a cash drawer if you take cash.
Can customers pay by card or mobile wallet?
For now, use your existing card terminal and enter the last four digits or the mobile payment reference in the POS. Direct card and mobile payment integrations need agreements with acquirers and will be announced at launch.
When does it launch?
POS for Stores is launching soon. Get in touch if you’d like early access.