Point of Sale (POS) Demo on a Headless Commerce Catalogue
POS Universe
A complete till in the browser on the store’s own Crystallize catalogue: choose a grocery, fashion or tools store, sign in with a fingertip, scan with the camera, and the customer display sells the item just scanned — offline, on hardware the store already owns.
- stores, one till
- 3
- stores, one till
- products to sell
- 1,373
- products to sell
- languages
- 4
- languages
- drivers to install
- 0
- drivers to install
What it shows
- Sign in with Touch ID
- The camera is the scanner
- A customer display that sells
- Keeps selling offline
Commerce model
Point of sale
A till in the browser on the same catalogue, offline first
Click and collect
Discovery and personalisation
Content and inspiration
AI
- AI concierge
An agent that works the store for the shopper
Sells to
B2C
Industry
Physical retail
Languages
English, Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch
Currencies
EUR
Inside the store
One till, three stores
Pick a grocery, a fashion or a tools store on first start; each is its own Crystallize tenant, and the till switches in a tap.
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Screens laid out in Crystallize
The keys are Crystallize grids a merchandiser arranges, with images, prices and stock from the catalogue.
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A customer display that sells
The item just scanned, large, with its brand and description, and three products that go well with it.
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Fashion, straight from the catalogue
Without grids, the screens are made from catalogue folders, with sizes, colours and what is sold out.
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A sales assistant at the till
Ask in plain words; the answers are real products with their price and stock, and one tap rings them up.
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Stores cut from similar stone
Built agentically with the Crystallize MCP. Its repository rebuilds the whole tenant, including model, taxonomy, catalogue and customers, from one command. Prices and stock are demo values.