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Practical guides for shops and stalls: stock, pricing, customers and the daily work.
Cash register or smart POS for your business: what's the difference?
The difference between a cash register and a smart POS: what each does, who it suits, what it costs per year and when to upgrade. A table by business type.
Read →What is a smart POS and who is it for?
What a smart POS is: stock, loyalty club, staff, branches and reports. When a business needs one, what to check, and 5 well-known smart POS companies in Israel.
Read →What is a cash register? And how to choose one
What a cash register is, a machine vs cloud software, what Israeli law requires, what it costs, and 5 well-known cash register companies in Israel.
Read →Online or offline POS: what happens when the internet goes down?
Offline POS vs cloud POS: what keeps working without internet (cash, cards, receipts) and how to test it before you choose a POS.
Read →Pinpad: what it is and how to connect it to your POS
A pinpad is a payment device connected to the register. How it differs from a regular terminal, what it must support in Israel, what it costs and what to check before you buy.
Read →Credit card processing for business: how it works and what it costs
Credit card processing for business: who takes part in a transaction, what fee a small business pays (1.07% per the Bank of Israel, 2026), when the money arrives and what to check in the agreement.
Read →What is a POS system? The complete guide
What a POS system is, what it's made of, what Israeli law requires and what it costs: software, hardware and card processing (average fee 1.07% for a small business).
Read →Closing the register at the end of the day: how to count the drawer without fighting
A twenty-shekel gap does not mean someone stole. A fixed method for closing the register at the end of the day that shows where the gap came from before anyone is blamed.
Read →How much should a bakery bake: by sales hours, not by feel
Counting leftovers at closing tells only half the story. A simple method for planning baking by sales hours: what to record, when to stop baking and when to lower the price.
Read →A new employee at the register: an onboarding checklist for the first shift
Practical onboarding for a new employee at the register: what to prepare, which transactions to practice, when to stop and call the supervisor and how to hand over the station without leaving mistakes for the next shift.
Read →Barcodes for a small business: a catalog without duplicates
How to separate a manufacturer code from an internal SKU, give every variant its own identity and test scanning before printing labels for the whole shop.
Read →A recall in your shop: how to stop sales without losing track
Got a recall notice? How to identify the batch, stop sales, isolate stock, find transactions and manage returns without deleting history.
Read →Shelf price differs from the register: how to fix it without an argument
A short procedure for checking the label, correcting the transaction, recording the gap and updating the shelf and the register before the next customer arrives.
Read →A scale POS for your business: 8 checks before connecting weighing to sales
A scale that connects to the register is not enough. How to check approval and verification, units, tare, model support, disconnection and records before you commit to equipment.
Read →Employee permissions on the register: who may cancel and refund
A clear permissions map cuts shortcuts at the register. How to separate sale, discount, cancellation, refund and export, and define who does it, who approves it and what gets recorded.
Read →Customer management in a small business: what to keep and what to delete
A good customer list is not the longest one. How to define use, consent, permissions and a deletion date without weighing down the work at the counter.
Read →A cash register with card payments: do not lose sight of the till
The card went through, but was the sale really recorded? A practical guide to checking the terminal, reports, declines and permissions before you choose a register for your business.
Read →Employee called up for reserve duty? The salary, the protection and the cash flow to know
Keep paying the salary as usual and file a claim with National Insurance, and you must not dismiss anyone because of the service. What is allowed, what is not and how to close the cash flow gap until the refund arrives.
Read →Product placement in a shop: where to put what you want to sell
A customer does not see your whole shop. They see one strip at eye level for a few seconds. Five placement rules for a small shop, and a completely different version for a market stall.
Read →A loyalty club for a small business: beyond the punch card
Customer sign-up, a reward that is easy to understand and a reminder at the right time. Here is how to build a small club you can manage and measure.
Read →Credit voucher validity: not the same section as a purchase voucher
A credit voucher, a gift voucher and a purchase voucher are not the same document. Before setting a validity, check how the voucher was bought and what it can be used for.
Read →Holiday pay for hourly employees: what Tishrei 2026 will really cost you
The Tishrei 5787 calendar, the entitlement conditions and the data to send your payroll accountant. Tell apart a holiday off, working on a holiday and a holiday eve.
Read →Selling online: what a small shop really needs
Start with a small catalog, clear payment and delivery you can keep up with. Then expand based on real orders and workload.
Read →Floor price: negotiate without burning your profit
A 10% discount can wipe out a third of the gross profit on an item. A minimum price and approval rules help staff decide during the sale.
Read →Stock without holes: how to stop shrinkage in your shop
Count when goods arrive, record damage and check gaps while they are still fresh. Four habits that connect the shelf to the number in the system.
Read →Choosing a register for a stall: what really matters at the market
Power, signal, a readable screen and a tidy cash close. Here is how to test a register in stall conditions before you commit to hardware and a subscription.
Read →Computerized cash register: what the law really requires
Start with the documents your business must issue and keep. Check the software, registration, export and allocation numbers separately, based on what your business does.
Read →From the guide to the shop
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