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About Tillpoint

Tillpoint makes business management software for retailers that sell through several channels. The product brings a till system, accounting and stock control into a single app. The company says the aim is to improve both daily operations and the customer experience.

What Tillpoint offers

  • Point of sale: A till feature set for taking sales in shops.
  • Accounting: Full accounting built into the same app.
  • Inventory management: Extensive stock tracking across the business.
  • Omnichannel retail support: One app that covers selling through more than one channel.

Customers and markets

The software is aimed at retailers and other businesses that need till, books and stock in one place.

Note that the company's current website carries unrelated gambling articles, so only the older listing text was used here.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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