One, and
it is not a
connector.
Competing pages count integrations in the hundreds. Ours counts one, because the till is not bolted onto WooCommerce from outside — it is inside it. A sale at the counter is a WooCommerce order, written through WooCommerce's own code, and that single fact removes most of what the other lists are for.
Not synced.
The same
row.
Orders are created through WooCommerce's own CRUD and nothing else. No shadow tables, no nightly job, no queue that can fall behind. Which means HPOS, WooCommerce Analytics and every extension that reads orders the normal way sees a counter sale as an ordinary order — because it is one.
The same is true of the customer. A customer created at the till is the WooCommerce customer: the same user record, not a linked copy. A POS bolted on from outside has two lists and has to reconcile them. We never have two.
WooCommerce orders
Created through WooCommerce CRUD, so anything reading orders through the standard API sees the shop floor as well as the website.
HPOS
High-Performance Order Storage is supported. Nothing about the till assumes the legacy post tables.
WooCommerce tax
Woo's own tax engine, not a second implementation. A rate set for the website is the rate charged at the counter.
WooCommerce customers
The till's customer is the WooCommerce user record. Search by name, email or phone, create one mid-sale, attach it to the order.
The list
nobody else
publishes.
A long integrations page is easy to write and hard to verify. This is the short, checkable version of the same information.
Payment gateways and card readers
The plugin does not drive a reader and does not take a payment. Card is recorded as a tender type against the order after your own terminal has charged it.
Accounting
No Xero, no QuickBooks, no ERP connector. Whatever already moves your WooCommerce orders into your accounts carries on doing it.
Shipping and marketplaces
No carrier integration, no marketplace sync. Those stay with whatever your website already uses for them.
If it is not on this page, assume it is not there — and ask us rather than hoping.
About what
it connects to.
Do you integrate with Xero or QuickBooks?
Which payment gateway do you integrate with?
Is HPOS supported?
How is tax calculated?
Will my other WooCommerce extensions see POS sales?
Do you sync to shipping carriers or marketplaces?
Nothing to connect.
Nothing to reconcile.
Install it on the WooCommerce shop you already run and the integration is done.