Point of sale for the ticket window, the rental counter and the ski school desk: lift tickets, passes, lessons, rentals and gift cards in one basket, paid by cash, gift card or card on a Stripe smart reader.
A register built for retail asks too many questions, and a card terminal that doesn't talk to it means typing every amount twice. Verdynt/OS sells the way a ski area sells: a day ticket in two taps, the card reader charged for the exact total, and the till counted at close.
Sell works with Products and prices for what you charge, and with Money for the till and the day's totals.
A day ticket in two taps, a family in one basket.
Card on the reader, cash with the change in large type.
The drawer counted against what it should hold.
Day tickets and passes, with RFID cards loaded at the counter and scanned at the lift.
Rental contracts and deposits, with the gear and the signed waiver on the same record.
Lessons and packages sold, and booked into a session in the same step.
It runs in a web browser on the computers and tablets you have, with nothing to install.
A Stripe smart reader, such as the Stripe Reader S700. You pair it once under Billing, then choose Charge on reader at checkout, and the reader shows the exact total.
Straight into your mountain's own Stripe account, on Stripe's usual payout schedule. Verdynt/OS never holds your money.
Yes. Every product can have its own price for each guest type, and you can add your own types, such as College, Local or Military, and change their names and order.
Yes. Sell gift cards at the counter or online and take them as payment, with each card's balance kept.
Yes. The demo builds a sample mountain in a minute with sales already in it, and every plan starts with a 14-day free trial with no card needed.
Each part of Verdynt/OS is its own app. Turn on the ones you run, and your crew only sees those.
In 20 minutes we'll sell a family day tickets, charge the reader, sell a gift card and count the drawer at close.