How it works
From the till to the phone in one tap
An NFC tag can only hold a link. Everything that makes the right receipt open for the right person happens on our side. Here is exactly how.
Set up in four steps
Create your account
You get a first store and till automatically. Add more any time.
Add a tag to a till
Use a Receiptter tag with its activation code, or any blank NTAG sticker. On Android, the dashboard writes the tag straight from Chrome; on iPhone, use the free NFC Tools app.
Choose the buttons
Google review, loyalty, app, website, newsletter, private feedback. A live phone preview shows what customers will see.
Connect your POS
Pick how you ring up sales. POS software: install the print agent. Loyverse or Viva: connect with your own access key. Square, SumUp and myPOS are in preparation. Anything else: one API request per sale.
What happens on a tap
The tag tells us which till it sits on. We look only at sales waiting on that till, in the last few minutes.
One sale waiting
The receipt opens straight away. The moment it opens, nobody else can collect it.
Two or more waiting
The customer sees only the totals, with no items and no names, and picks the one on the till display.
Tapped before the POS sent it
The page waits and opens the receipt the moment the sale arrives.
Busy counter, extra care
Switch to “Always confirm the total”, or use secure NTAG 424 DNA tags that sign every tap, so a copied link can never collect anything.
Compatible phones and tags
| iPhone | XS and newer read tags in the background. Older models use the NFC reader in Control Center or the QR code. |
| Android | Any phone with NFC switched on. Chrome on Android can also write tags from the dashboard. |
| Standard tag | NTAG213/215 sticker or desk plate, locked after writing so nobody can overwrite it. |
| Secure tag | NTAG 424 DNA with SUN: every tap carries a fresh signature and counter we verify. |
| No NFC | QR code on the tag, or a one-time QR on your customer display from the API response. |