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#2 Product sales · the shelf pays too

A barbershop retail POS for the shelf by the mirror

getbarberpos works as a barbershop retail POS right at the chair. Scan a pomade or beard oil onto the same ticket as the cut, watch stock drop in real time, get a low-stock alert before the shelf is empty, and pay barbers commission on what they sell. Products also show in your auto-generated online store.

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Retail · shelfExample data
  • Matte pomade14 left
  • Beard oil3 left
  • Sea-salt spray9 left
  • Edge controlOut

What you see on screen

Product sales, up close.

Retail · shelfExample data
  • Matte pomade14 left
  • Beard oil3 left
  • Sea-salt spray9 left
  • Edge controlOut
  1. 01

    Stock on hand

    Current quantity for every product and variation, with cost value, so you know what's sitting on the shelf.

  2. 02

    Low-stock list

    Everything at or below its reorder point, ready to turn into a purchase order.

  3. 03

    Best and worst sellers

    Units and profit per product over any period, so you stop reordering the stuff that doesn't move.

  4. 04

    Retail per barber

    Who's selling product and who isn't, next to their service sales.

  5. 05

    Online store link

    Every product you add shows up in your online store automatically, with the same price and stock.

Why does the product shelf never make the money it should?

Most shops buy a case of pomade, put it on the shelf and forget it. Nobody knows how many are left until a client asks and there's none. Nobody knows which products actually sell, so the next order is a guess too.

Selling it is clumsy. The cut goes through one way, the product gets rung up separately or handed over for cash, and half the time it never gets recorded at all. That's lost stock with no sale attached.

Barbers sell more product when they get paid for it. If commission on retail is worked out by hand at the end of the month, it doesn't feel real to them, so they stop recommending things in the chair.

One full turn of the chair · 6 steps

How does a product go from the delivery box to a client's bag?

  1. Type them in, or import a CSV. Add variations like size or hold, a cost price, a sale price and a barcode. Print your own labels for items without one.

  2. The barber scans the barcode with a scanner or the tablet camera, or taps the product, and it's added to the same ticket as the cut.

  3. Every sale updates stock straight away. Returns and damaged items go back in or get written off with a reason.

  4. Set a reorder point per product. When stock falls to it, the item shows on the low-stock list.

  5. Create a purchase order from the low-stock list, send it to the supplier, and receive it into stock when the box arrives.

  6. Set retail commission per product or per barber. It lands on the barber's commission report automatically.

Who it fits

Built for how your shop pays barbers

How it plays in each market

USAUS shops can charge state sales tax on retail even where services are treated differently, because tax rates are set per product as well as per service.UAERetail in UAE gents salons shows VAT-inclusive prices on the shelf and on the receipt, so a beard oil priced for the shelf rings up at exactly that price.PakistanPakistani saloons can sell local and imported products side by side, track stock bought at the wholesale market, and let the karigar earn a cut on each tub sold.

Works hand in hand with

#1Barber commissionBarber commission tracking per service, product and barber, with tiers, hybrid rent-plus-commission deals and a payout report ready on payday.#6Multi-locationRun two or more barbershops from one login: per-shop prices, taxes and currency, stock transfers, barbers at two shops and combined reports.#8ReportsBarbershop sales reports for end of day, each chair and barber, services vs retail, tips, rent collected and your busiest hours, in plain numbers.

FAQ · 8 questions

Product sales: questions owners ask

Q01Can a product and a haircut go on the same ticket?

Yes. Scan or tap the product onto the open ticket and the client pays once for everything. Commission and stock are worked out per line.

Q02Do I need a barcode scanner to sell products?

No. You can tap products on screen or use a tablet's camera to scan. A USB or Bluetooth scanner is faster if you sell a lot of retail.

Q03Can I print barcode labels for products that don't have one?

Yes. getbarberpos generates barcodes and prints labels on a label printer, which is handy for house-brand products or items you split from bulk.

Q04How do low-stock alerts work?

You set a reorder point for each product. When stock reaches it, the product appears on the low-stock list, which you can turn straight into a purchase order.

Q05Can I track products in different sizes or scents?

Yes. Add variations like size, scent or hold to one product. Each variation has its own stock, price and barcode.

Q06Can barbers earn commission on product sales?

Yes. Set retail commission as a percentage or fixed amount per product, per barber, or both. It shows on the commission report next to service commission.

Q07Do my products appear in the online store automatically?

Yes. Each product you save is added to your auto-generated online store with its price and photo. You can hide any product you don't want sold online.

Q08Can I import my product list from a spreadsheet?

Yes. Import a CSV with names, prices, cost, stock and barcodes. A shelf of a few dozen products usually goes in within minutes this way.

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