Case · pack · single, one product
The same catalog entry sells the bottle, the 6-pack, and the case. Case-break pricing stays linked and stock decrements the right count.
Age checks that can’t be skipped. Deposits that add themselves. Lottery that reconciles its own mess. Case-break pricing that never breaks. Built for the store that closes at 11 and balances by 11:05.
SCROLL TO RING THE SALE
Keep scrolling, each bottle turns its barcode into the beam. Deposits add themselves, the bourbon demands an ID, and the drawer already knows the answer.
The same catalog entry sells the bottle, the 6-pack, and the case. Case-break pricing stays linked and stock decrements the right count.
+$0.30 rode the barcode, 6 × 5¢. No cashier math, nothing for an audit to miss.
The sale held until an ID scanned. Under 21 is a hard stop, and the check is logged on the receipt itself.
+$0.60 deposit (12 × 5¢) and stock down by exactly twelve, every time, on every register.
BUILT FOR THE HARD PARTS
Every age-restricted SKU stops the register until an ID is scanned or keyed. The check is logged on the transaction, your defense is the receipt itself.
Sell the 750ml, the 6-pack, and the case from one catalog entry. Case-break pricing stays linked, stock decrements the right count every time.
5¢ singles, 15¢ wine, by-state rules. Deposits ride the barcode, cashiers never key them, audits never miss them.
Scratch packs, online sales, payouts, reconciled per shift and folded into the same end-of-day your books already use. No second terminal math.
Cash price and card price on the shelf, the screen, and the receipt, compliant signage without a calculator taped to the counter.
Offline-first checkout keeps ringing when the internet doesn’t. Sales sync themselves when the line comes back.
COMPLIANCE, ON RAILS
Barcode-scan a license and the register reads the birthdate itself. Under-21 hard-stops the sale. Every check stamps the transaction record.
Altria & RJR scan-data programs run from the same till, submissions build themselves from real transactions, not a spreadsheet at midnight.
SNAP-eligible flags live on the product. Alcohol can’t slip onto an EBT tender, the register splits the basket for the customer.
Maine 15¢ wine, 5¢ beer; bottle bills differ across the river. Rules are set per store, applied per barcode, reported per shift.
Tell us where you pour. We’ll show you it configured.
Book a 15-min demoONE NIGHT AT YOUR STORE
Two registers, one line. Scan, scan, ID check, tender, sub-second scans keep the line moving and the cooler door swinging.
The bourbon stops the register. License scans under 21, hard stop, no override sold tonight. The attempt is on the log, your license is safe.
Packs scanned at shift end, payouts reconciled against sales. The drawer count already knows what the lottery owes it.
Z-out prints with cards, cash, lottery, deposits and tax already split. Lights off. The numbers are in the portal before you’re home.
Yes. Deposit rules are set per container type and per state rate, so the deposit is added at the register without the cashier keying it. Redemptions ring as a negative deposit line, and the deposit total is reported separately from sales at end of day.
Yes. A product can carry several pack sizes, each with its own retail price and barcode. Ring the case or break it to singles and stock is deducted from the same underlying item, so on-hand counts stay correct either way.
Any product flagged as age-restricted stops the sale until the cashier confirms the date of birth, either by scanning the barcode on a driver licence or by entering it. The check cannot be skipped, and every prompt is logged for audit.
Yes. Scratch and draw games are sold from the same register, packs are tracked from receipt to settlement, and each shift reconciles by scanning the start and end ticket number. Commission is calculated at your store rate.
Yes. Cash and card prices are configured per store and shown on the customer display and the receipt, so the shopper sees both before tendering. The split is reported in your sales figures rather than hidden in processing fees.
The register keeps ringing. Checkout runs against a local copy of the catalog, so scanning, tendering cash and printing receipts continue offline. Transactions sync to the back office automatically once the connection returns.
Plans start at $39/mo (Starter) and $129/mo (Pro) per store, billed month-to-month with no contract or early-termination fee. Most modules are add-ons you turn on per store, see the pricing page for the full list.
Yes. The register is offline-first, it keeps ringing sales with no internet and syncs automatically the moment the connection returns, so a dropped router never stops checkout.
No. Storeveu is month-to-month per store with no long-term contract and no early-termination fee, change tiers or cancel a store anytime.
No. Storeveu runs on standard Windows PCs with common receipt printers, cash drawers and PAX/Dejavoo terminals, bring your own, or buy the E15W dual-screen terminal.
Most stores go live in 1-3 weeks. The team imports your catalog and customer list from systems like Square, Clover, Lightspeed or Heartland, usually overnight.
Yes. Run multiple locations from one back office with per-store pricing and inventory, plus a five-tier role hierarchy and custom roles.
Every record is scoped to your organization and store, access is permission-gated by role, and one tenant can never see another’s data.
Book a free 15-20 minute guided demo on a fully-loaded store, no contract, no pressure. Use the contact page to pick a time, or call the sales line.
Bring your three hardest SKUs, the keg, the scratch ticket, the state-minimum pint. If we can’t ring them cleaner than your current register, the demo ends early. It never ends early.
15 minutes · your real products · no contract to escape later
See how Storeveu replaces five systems with one platform.