Feature · Last reviewed October 2026
The Shop Counter, Counted Too
LynkMe logs in-person sales at the counter or market stall into the same system as online orders: pick items, record cash or MoMo, print the record. Walk-in revenue stops living in a separate notebook and reconciles with everything else.
What in-person sales does for your business
01
Log a sale in seconds
Pick the items, confirm the server-controlled price, record cash or MoMo. The counter queue moves fast and every sale counts.
02
SKU scanning at speed
Scan product SKUs to pull items up instantly during rushes. No scrolling catalogs while customers wait.
03
Cash reconciled daily
Drawer cash at close matches logged in-person sales on the dashboard. Shortages surface the same day, assigned to the day - not discovered at month-end.
04
Online plus offline totals
Walk-in, WhatsApp, Instagram and checkout sales sum to one revenue number. The business finally has a single daily total.
How it works
- 1Open log-sale and pick or scan the items.
- 2Confirm the price and record cash or MoMo.
- 3Hand over goods with the sale recorded.
- 4Reconcile drawer cash against logged sales at close.
In-Person Sales questions
Why log in-person sales instead of using a notebook?
Notebooks don't decrement stock, enforce prices or sum with online revenue. Logged sales do all three - one inventory, one price list, one daily total across counter and online.
Does logging sales work without internet?
Log sales as they happen; the dashboard reflects recorded sales for reconciliation. Keep sessions orderly at the counter and reconcile at close like any POS routine.
Can staff log sales without seeing everything?
Sales log against the business with full order history, so every counter transaction stays visible and accountable to the owner.
How do in-person sales affect stock?
Directly: logged sales decrement the same inventory online orders draw from, so the website never sells what the counter just cleared.