Modifiers, tables and tips — built in.
Modifier groups, table service with floor plans and shared open checks, and tip prompts at checkout.
- Modifier groups
- Floor plans
- Tip prompts
A complete point of sale that runs directly on your PAX terminal — not a till wired to a card machine. Restaurants, shops, food trucks and mobile crews sell at the counter, online and on-site, and manage all of it from one back office: one menu, one tax setup, one customer list, one end of day.
POS Velocity is not a card machine with a till bolted on. It is one platform we design, build and run ourselves — the app on the terminal, the cloud behind it, the back office and the API.
Six ways merchants use the same platform — each one with its own tools, all of them writing to one ledger.
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Tip prompts on the terminal, modifiers for every drink, and live sales in the back office.
Native barcode scanning, per-site products and prices, and catalog sync to every terminal.
Terminal location, service zones, and an offline queue for cash sales.
Schedule jobs, dispatch to a terminal, and capture payment plus a signature on-site.
Drive the terminal from any POS, ERP, or app over the ECR API.
See how a typical merchant day moves from opening and the first sale to tips, batch close, and the day's totals.
An example opening workflow: the terminal comes online, location services start, the first employee clocks in, and the catalog is available.
A card is presented, an authorization response is recorded, and the completed sale appears in the transaction history.
During a busy period, the dashboard summarizes sales, order count, average ticket, and tips as transactions are recorded.
Tips collected are totalled per employee and shift on the time clock and the shift printout.
At close, an example batch is prepared, sent to the configured payment host, and updated with the returned status.
Daily Sales summarizes the day's sales, refunds, voids, tax, and tips for review, and Transactions exports any range to Excel.
Counter, online, field, and connected sales share the same product, tax, customer, and reporting data — reducing duplicate setup and manual reconciliation.
Card, contactless, and cash payments — on PAX terminals or a desktop POS Station.

Customers order from your own site, using the same catalog, tax settings, and reporting as in-store sales.
Work orders, appointments and on-site payment — with photos, fiscal invoices and customer records.
Connect a PAX terminal to an external POS or your own software through the POS Velocity API.
Not a white-labelled app. POS Velocity Ltd. builds and runs every layer — so they are made to fit, not bolted together.
Our own point-of-sale app runs on the terminal itself — sales, card payments, tips, clock-in and an offline queue, with kiosk controls.
Every sale from every counter, storefront and field crew lands in one ledger. Catalog and settings changes roll out to every online terminal automatically.
Catalog, tax, staff, sites, terminals and reports in one web portal — with live KPIs, end-of-day reconciliation and role-based permissions.
A GraphQL API, a merchant REST API with an OpenAPI reference, and ECR terminal control — so your own software can read the ledger and drive the terminal.
Counter, online, field, and connected sales share product, tax, customer, and reporting data. That means less duplicate setup and fewer manual handoffs.
Completed sales stay intact. Refunds and corrections are recorded as separate, linked entries, making transaction history easier to review and explain.
POS Velocity is built for PAX hardware, with kiosk controls and offline workflows that can continue through temporary connectivity interruptions.
POS Velocity is a Canadian platform, built for merchants in Canada and the US — statutory HST, GST and PST, receipts in English and French, running on PAX terminals merchants already trust.
POS Velocity is our own platform — designed, built and operated by POS Velocity Ltd. in Toronto.
Since 2018 our team has worked inside payment processing and point-of-sale software, and saw the same thing at every counter: payments in one system, orders in another, staff on paper and reports in a spreadsheet — with the merchant left to stitch them together.
So we built the whole stack ourselves: the app on the terminal, the cloud behind it, the back office and the API. Payments, orders, staff, customers and reporting share one system, so the pieces fit because they were made to — not bolted together afterwards.
POS Velocity is a commerce platform designed, built and operated by POS Velocity Ltd. It runs in-store on PAX payment terminals and desktop, online through a branded storefront, and in the field with work orders — all sharing one catalog, tax engine, customer book, and reporting.
POS Velocity runs on PAX A-series terminals. Contact us to confirm compatibility for your specific device.
POS Velocity supports restaurants, cafés, retail stores, food trucks, and field-service businesses in Canada and the US. SEMI / ECR mode is also available for merchants that keep an existing POS and use the PAX terminal for payments.
Yes. The platform is built for both countries, with a statutory tax engine covering HST / GST / PST and receipts in English and French.
Core POS Velocity modules share catalog, tax, customer, and reporting data, reducing duplicate setup and transfers between separate systems.
No. Pick the surfaces that fit your business — counter, online, field, or API-connected — and the rest stays out of the way. Everything shares the same core when you're ready to expand.
POS Velocity supports offline workflows for temporary connectivity interruptions. Eligible transactions can be queued on the device and submitted when the connection returns, with their status available for review.
Completed sales are preserved rather than overwritten. Refunds and corrections are recorded as separate entries linked to the original transaction, creating a clear audit history.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough on a PAX terminal and see how the platform fits your operation.