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What each screen in the Swipee till does, and where the things you use most are kept.

Updated 13 September 2026

Swipee opens on Checkout, the screen used most often at the counter. The five tabs along the bottom are Checkout, Transactions, Setup, Notifications, and More.

Checkout

Use the Keypad for a quick amount, Library to sell catalogued items, or Favourites for your fastest-moving lines. The cart and Charge button stay within reach at the bottom.

Cart and payment

The cart shows each line, quantity, price, discount, tax, and total. Review it, then choose how the customer paid: cash, card on your own terminal, mobile money, split payment, or a customer account.

Transactions

Every sale for the business, newest first. Open one to see its items, payment method, status, receipt, and any corrections. Owners and managers can void, refund, or return eligible sales; a cashier is asked for a manager's PIN.

Setup

The shop-wide selling setup:

  • Items — add and manage your item library
  • Taxes — inclusive or exclusive sales-tax rates
  • Discounts — reusable amount or percentage discounts
  • USD to ZiG rate — the rate used to price the catalogue in ZiG

Notifications

Operational notices appear here. Treat low-stock and sync notices as work to finish, not just messages to clear.

More

The counter tools that are not needed for every sale:

  • Who is on the till — sign a cashier or manager into the shift with their PIN
  • Stocktake — count shelves and submit differences for approval
  • Cash drawer — open a float, record pay-ins or pay-outs, and close the day
  • Items and Customers — manage records from the till
  • Support and Settings — get help and configure the device

Orders, invoices, add-ons, and the mobile reports placeholder are hidden during the pilot. Full reporting is in the owner dashboard.

Working offline

The till can queue eligible sales when the network drops and sends them when service returns. Open the queued-sales notice to see anything still waiting or needing a retry.

Next steps

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