How it works.

Muster sets up the point of sale and keeps it running. The shop runs the shop: its menu, its staff and its bank.

What Muster looks after

Installing Muster on the shop PC, connecting the printers and the card terminal, and putting the ordering page on the shop's own web address.

Installed after close. The tests run before the till is touched, and an update that leaves the till unhealthy is rolled back automatically.

If the till stops serving or the shop PC goes quiet, the alert comes to Muster.

Every night, kept on the machine and off site, and each one is read back before it counts.

Muster reaches the shop PC over a private, encrypted connection, so most problems are fixed without a visit.

Buying the till screens, shop PC and printers, and replacing them if they fail. The hardware page lists what is needed.

The merchant agreement, the EFTPOS terminal and the card fees are between the shop and its bank, and the bank looks after its terminal.

The shop enters its menu and keeps the prices up to date from the admin screen.

Muster keeps timesheets and produces a payroll report. Paying wages, and the other duties of an employer, stay with the shop.

Opening and closing the till, counting the cash, and keeping an eye on the shop day to day.

Get in touch

Email [email protected] with a little about the shop.
Check the hardware

Compare what the shop already has with the hardware page, and ask the bank for an EFTPOS terminal that works with Linkly.
Muster sets it up

The shop PC, the printers, the link to the card terminal and the ordering page.
The shop adds its menu and staff

From the admin screen, before opening day.
Open

Muster keeps watching from there.

Muster is built and supported by one developer, so new shops are taken on one at a time.