At the till, every second counts.
And at stocktaking, every cent. Quick-code checkout, staff consumption, waste, promotions and reports — in one app, on phone, tablet and desktop.
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If it does, you're not alone.
There is a way out.
Don't take our word for it. Use it.
These aren't screenshots: the real Boltom till components are running here with demo products. This is exactly what you get when you sign up.
One system, five moments.
Scroll — and follow a day through the till.
Where does it actually help?
Tap a dot: we'll show you what Boltom solves in that spot.
Everything a shop actually needs.
Not a pile of features but one connected system: what happens at the till is in tonight's report.
What a paper list will never do.
One system from opening to close.
Not extra admin. The same work, only faster — and by the evening you can see the result.
One thing instead of five.
Paper notes, stock notebook, spreadsheet, group chat, profit worked out in your head — all of it moves into one system.
Practical guides for shop work.
Short, concrete write-ups on how to introduce and use the system — and what we learned about running a shop along the way.
Getting startedHow to set up your first 50 quick codes
You don't need your whole range in the system for the till to be faster tomorrow. Fifty well-chosen products are enough — and there's a method for picking them.
StockStaff consumption: why it is worth recording
It isn't about mistrust. Without it, at year end nobody can tell what was used internally and what actually went missing.
StockDaily waste: what to record and what to skip
Waste isn't a loss list. It's the cheapest ordering advice you have — if you have data on it.
What most people ask.
If your question isn't answered here, write to us — we reply to every email personally.
Small shops, bakeries, greengrocers, tobacconists, specialty stores — and chains of several shops too. The goal is always the same: faster service and less pointless admin.
What gets easier on an ordinary day?
Six moments between opening and closing where a small shop loses the most time and patience — and what happens to them once Boltom runs on the counter.
No rewriting promo prices on paper labels. What you set last night is live in the morning, and on the last day it switches back to the original price by itself.
You don't hunt for a code at the till: you type the product name and recognise it from the photo. The queue doesn't stop because a note went missing.
They don't need to memorise anything. With photo quick codes they can serve customers on their first shift, without asking you at every second customer.
The till keeps running offline: items are stored on the device and upload themselves the moment the connection is back. The customer never notices.
Shift close puts revenue, staff consumption and waste on one screen, per person. Nothing to write on paper, nothing to remember the next morning.
Revenue, margin and best sellers assemble themselves from what was recorded during the day. You can hide the numbers from the counter with a PIN.
Every point describes what the system does today — not a plan, not a promise.
Using Boltom? Tell us what changed.
This space is for real shopkeepers' words — we don't publish made-up reviews. If you have one sentence about what got easier at the counter, send it: your name and shop go up only with your consent.
You talk to the person who builds it.
Boltom exists because most of the time spent behind a counter goes on things it shouldn't: hunting for a code, scanning a paper list, keeping the promo price in your head.
It isn't meant for large chains. It's for the people who open in the morning and close at night themselves. If you have a question, write — I read the messages.
Tomorrow morning your till could already be faster.
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