POS System
POS system with scale

Scales
Weighing and checkout in one go.
Software: API-OS
Place the goods, select the article, done. Weight, price and the correct tax rate appear on the receipt without anyone typing them in.
At the counter
Bench scale with customer display
The scale stands next to the cash register. Cashier and customer see the same result.

At a glance
- Weight and price visible on both sides
- Tare at the touch of a button, also via barcode or QR code
- One scale, several cash registers
- Takeout packaging sets price and tax rate
Tare, packaging and takeout
- If the goods are already in packaging or on a plate, for example at a salad bar, the tare weight is deducted at the touch of a button.
- The tare weight can also be captured using a barcode or QR code.
- The sales channel can be linked to the packaging. With takeout packaging, the cash register sets the price and the tax rate for takeout.
Labels for prepackaged goods
A label printer can stand behind the scale. The article data comes from the OktoPOS Manager, the weight from the scale.
- Price and price per unit
- Quantity and shelf life
- Ingredients and additives
Several cash registers on one scale
- One scale serves several cash registers, for example in a bakery or at a fresh food counter.
- A cart with weighed articles can be checked out at another cash register.
In food retail
Scanner scale in the checkout counter
Scanner and scale sit in one housing that is let into the checkout counter from above.

At a glance
- Scanning and weighing in one step
- For supermarkets and large assortments
- From the small bench unit to the scanner scale
The built-in unit in the checkout counter
- The goods are scanned and weighed in one step.
- From the small bench unit to the scanner scale, a wide range of models is available.

Connection and customer display
- The scale is connected with a USB plug.
- A double-sided customer display is necessary. The weighing result appears on the customer display of the cash register, the weighing process itself does not.
How the cash register and the scale work together
The cash register knows the article and its price per kilogram. Weighing and calculating happen in the scale.
Where scales are in use
- Fruit and vegetable retailers
- Bakeries
- Fresh food counters
- Supermarkets
- Cafeterias
- Market stalls
- Other sales counters with articles sold by weight