Scan-first checkout
Scan the bottle, take the card, done. The liquor register keeps the product grid out of the way and uses a compact pay dialog for cash and card payments.
Liquor stores
Scan-first checkout with license-scan age checks, Oklahoma county sales hours and holiday closures, the 6% price floor, a vendor invoice reader, size-based markups, and a shift-end summary, in one browser-based POS.
Scan the bottle, take the card, done. The liquor register keeps the product grid out of the way and uses a compact pay dialog for cash and card payments.
Age-restricted items open Check ID; scanning the license fills in the birth date. Sales hours and holiday closures follow the store's county, found from its ZIP code, and uncertified clerks cannot sell alcohol.
Markup by Size suggests shelf prices, the 6% price floor blocks below-floor sales, and margin alerts plus before/after margin reports show what discounts and new costs did.
Snap a photo or upload the PDF bill. Cinder reads the lines with per-vendor templates, matches UPCs to barcodes, and shows the margin on each line before you post it.
Receive by the case or the bottle with open-case handling, track bottle and keg deposits, and work from the reorder list and low-stock alerts.
Bottle Discounts by size, day, week, category or product, plus happy hours. Print shelf labels through the register agent and close each shift with the shift-end summary and the voids report.
Day in the life
From opening on the county clock to the shift-end summary, compliance and checkout stay on one register.
Sales hours for your county are checked at the register, so alcohol cannot ring up before the legal start time.
Scan case barcodes to receive a vendor delivery against its purchase order and flag discrepancies. The reorder list shows what is running low.
Scan the bottle, scan the license for Check ID, and take the card on the card terminal. Deposits and purchase limits are handled at the scan.
The shift-end summary shows sales, cash expected in the drawer, card totals, voids, and age refusals, ready to print.
Quick answers
Yes. Record each clerk's alcohol-seller certification and expiry date. When the register requires it, staff without a valid certification cannot ring up alcohol.
Yes. Take a photo or upload the PDF of a distributor bill. Cinder reads the item lines using a template per vendor, matches each UPC to your product barcodes, and shows cost and margin per line so you can review before posting.
Oklahoma package stores may not sell alcohol below cost plus 6%. Cinder checks the price at the register, including after discounts, and blocks anything below that floor.
Yes. The Voids & Cancellations report lists removed items and canceled orders with the cashier, the approver when a PIN was required, and the amounts, by register and by day.
Package stores need fast scanning without slipping on ID checks, county rules, deposits, or the end-of-day count.
Basic and Premium both include 1 register. Through Nov 30, 2026, new-customer liquor stores that sign an annual plan get one Standard POS kit free, one kit per store. We set up your county, products, size markups, and deposits during onboarding. The online storefront is on Premium. Additional registers are $15/month.
Request industry demoFAQ
When an age-restricted item is rung up, Check ID asks for the customer's date of birth. Scanning the driver's license fills it in and shows the customer's age; under-21 and expired IDs are refused and can be recorded in the compliance log.
Yes. Cinder looks up the store's county from its ZIP code and applies that county's legal sales hours and holiday closures, plus any per-sale limits you set. The register blocks sales outside those rules, and each block can be recorded in the compliance log.
Yes. Turn on bottle and keg deposits for the register and set the deposit on each product. Scanning the product adds the deposit as its own line, so it shows separately on the receipt.
Next step
Tell us about your registers, product mix, and payment volume. We will recommend a practical setup and pricing path.