The sale is only
the beginning.
Connect online or in-person sales to customer records, payment status, inventory workflows, and receipts.
Discuss your projectFollow a sale
through the system.
No card entry. No real charge. Only fictional sample records.
Ready for checkout.
Illustrative amounts, not BLKAPP or MoldHawk pricing.
A sale starts
with context.
The selected service, customer, and amount stay together. Advance the demo to see how a payment changes the operational record.
Demo payment approved.
The business sees
the next step.
The sample order now shows paid. Payment status is connected to the service record, rather than living in a separate inbox.
Sample receipt
A useful record
for both sides.
A receipt gives the customer a clear reference and keeps the transaction connected to the business workflow.
Demo order prepared. No real transaction.
The scope, clearly.
Online and in-person sales.
We can connect a website or operational workspace to a suitable payment provider, and scope an in-person interface with supported card terminals. The customer, order, payment, and receipt should stay connected across the agreed sales journey.
Inventory and day-to-day operations.
A retail workflow may need products and variants, stock adjustments, sales records, and staff permissions. A service business may need booking, deposits, outstanding balances, and customer history. We define the workflows that fit your business before choosing devices or providers.
Offline requirements are part of the brief.
Tell us where sales happen, which devices you use, and what must happen if the connection drops. Offline sales, synchronization, and payment acceptance are scoped against the chosen provider and device support. The operating model is agreed before implementation.
Built example: MoldHawk online payments.
MoldHawk demonstrates online checkout tied to an inspection order, payment records, balance and status tracking, and downloadable receipts. Its delivered payment example is an online service workflow. Retail stock, card terminals, and offline sales are separate capabilities we can scope for other projects.
A clear commercial scope.
Hardware, provider accounts, processing fees, taxes, refunds, integrations, and ongoing support are discussed alongside the software. Share the current checkout, counter process, or spreadsheet that your next system needs to replace.
A creative touch.
A useful next step.
Tell us what you want to make possible. We’ll shape the creative direction and the practical scope together.