The new app and Square also features in-depth analytics, allowing merchants to segment consumer payments data and transactions. And with a single tap on the iPad, merchants can wirelessly print receipts or open a cash drawer to make change. The app also allows for custom permissions for employees on the register, giving merchants control and access to specific features, settings, or sensitive information in their sales reports. Custom item arrangement allows merchants to create a mobile version of their store. The app also includes customer notifications, so merchants know when regulars and new customers arrive at their store using Card Case.īasically, the new app’s UI has been reconfigured so that it’s a perfect fit for brick and mortar businesses, whether they have 10 items or 10,000. For example, merchants can publish their business’ profile to the Card Case directory so customers can find them as they explore a given city. The app has a completely new UI, and a better integration with Card Case, which is Square’s consumer-facing loyalty, payments and merchant-discovery app. But this new, free app, called Square Register, comes as a more full-fledged point of sale offering. The app aims to replicate the actual experience of a register, similar to Square’s existing iPad app. Tonight, Square is debuting this functionality in the form of a new iPad app. As we reported earlier this year, mobile payments company Square revealed that it was planning to add a number of new operational capabilities and data analysis to the register, including in-depth analytics.
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