The Wireless Retail Solution

One iPad at the counter runs everything. Counter sales, online orders and click & collect all land in the same queue, then print themselves as a receipt at the register and a packing slip and label at the bench — over Wi-Fi, with no cabling.

Start from $169 AUD— a full-featured POS for the price of one printer
iPad Central POSBarcode ScanningWi-Fi Receipt & Label Printers

One iPad in the middle, everything else over Wi-Fi

Orders arrive from three places, land in one queue, and print themselves where the work happens.

1. Orders come in

iPad In-Store Order

Staff ring up counter, phone and walk-in sales on the same iPad.

Web Client Online

Customers order shipping or pickup from your branded storefront.

Click & Collect

Customers buy online and collect at your counter — no app.

Wi-Fi

2. Central POS

One iPad at the Counter

In-store, online and collect orders land in a single queue. Accept, pay, and every ticket prints itself.

In-storeOnlineCollect
Wi-Fi

3. Tickets print

XPrinter at the Register

Receipt

Customer receipt with items, prices, totals and payment.

XPrinter at the Packing Bench

Packing

Packing slip listing contents, with no prices on it.

Label Printer

Labels

Shipping labels and barcode labels for the shelf.

Every link in this diagram is your existing shop Wi-Fi. No cabling between the register and the packing bench, no server box in the back room — just the iPad and network printers on the same network.

Three ways to sell, one order queue

Your staff never learn a second system — every channel looks the same on the iPad.

In-store on the iPad

Staff ring up counter and phone sales on the same iPad that runs the shop. In-store and cash sales are free.

Online from the web

Customers order shipping or pickup from your branded storefront on any browser — nothing to install.

Click & collect in store

Customers buy online and collect at the counter. The order is held against that location's stock and marked ready when it is picked.

Each document knows which printer it belongs to

Receipts go to the counter, packing slips and labels go to the packing bench, pick lists go to the stockroom — automatically, every time.

Receipt· Front counterPacking slip· Packing benchShipping label· Label printerPick list· Stockroom
DocumentWhat it carriesPrints to
Customer receiptItems, prices, totals, ABNFront counter
Packing slipWhat goes in the parcel — no pricesPacking bench
Shipping labelAddress and carrier barcodeLabel printer
Batch pick listEvery order's items, aggregated by SKUStockroom

Set this once per printer. A shop with a single printer at the counter gets everything there instead — nothing is lost, it just all comes out in one place.

One order, split into the paper you need

A single paid order becomes a receipt, a packing slip and a shipping label — all tied together by the order number.

One order is paidJ. Whitfield · #1042
  • 2× Merino Crew — Charcoal / M89.95
  • 1× Wool Socks — Natural24.50
  • 1× Canvas Tote — Olive39.00
Total$243.40
Split into 3 print jobs
Receipt
J. Whitfield · #1042
  • 2× Merino Crew — Charcoal / M89.95
  • 1× Wool Socks — Natural24.50
  • 1× Canvas Tote — Olive39.00
TOTAL$243.40
Packing slip
J. Whitfield · #1042
  • 2× Merino Crew — Charcoal / M
  • 1× Wool Socks — Natural
  • 1× Canvas Tote — Olive

No prices — contents only

Shipping label
J. Whitfield · #1042
  • 2× Merino Crew — Charcoal / M

Address & carrier barcode

Every document carries J. Whitfield · #1042. That shared header is how the receipt, the parcel and the label stay tied to one order — so the right items go in the right box, and the box goes to the right customer.

What you need to run it

No POS terminal to lease, no cabling contractor, no back-office server.

1× iPad

Runs the UniShopping Console as your central POS. Rings up counter sales and receives every online order.

Any recent iPad — wall-mounted or on a stand at the counter.

1× XPrinter at the register

Network thermal printer that prints the customer receipt: items, prices, totals and payment method.

80mm receipt printer, connected over Wi-Fi.

1× XPrinter at the packing bench

Prints packing slips and shipping labels, so whoever packs the parcel sees the contents without price clutter.

Add one per bench if you pack in more than one place.

Your existing Wi-Fi

Everything talks over the network you already have. No cabling to the stockroom, no on-site server.

A single router covers most shops.

Total cost for this wireless solution

Most shops already own the iPad and the router, and one printer can cover both the register and the packing bench to start with.

  • 1× iPad

    if you already have one

    $0
  • 1× XPrinter at the register

    XP-N160II, Wi-Fi — the only piece you have to buy

    $169
  • 1× XPrinter at the packing bench

    if the register printer doubles as your packing printer

    $0
  • 1× Wi-Fi router

    if you already have one

    $0

Total minimal cost

One printer, and nothing else to buy.

$169AUD

The software costs nothing to start: in-store and cash sales are free, online orders are 2.5% + 30c including Stripe fees. Add a second printer whenever packing outgrows one bench — see hardware pricing.

Go wireless this week

Set up your catalog, plug the printers into Wi-Fi, and start taking orders. In-store and cash orders are free — online orders are 2.5% + 30c including Stripe fees.