Grocery & supermarket
Weighted goods with scale integration, multi-buy and basket promotions, shelf-edge price control, waste and markdown capture, and shrinkage reporting by department.
Up to 32 tills per site
Sector configurations
What each configuration already includes
Each library contains the tax logic, receipt formats, product handling rules, reporting packs and reconciliation mappings that operators in that sector ask for during implementation. It shortens deployment and reduces the custom work billed back to you.
Quick service & restaurants
Counter and table service, modifiers and combos, kitchen display and printing, split bills, tips, service charge and delivery marketplace order intake.
Kitchen display readyFuel & convenience
Forecourt controller integration with pump authorisation, grade and price management, wet-stock variance, and shift-based reconciliation of pump totals to till receipts.
Pump-to-till matchingPharmacy & health retail
Batch and expiry control, prescription linkage, controlled-item registers, insurance and scheme claim capture, and recall traceability by batch number.
Batch-level traceabilityHospitality
Rooms, rate plans and folios with outlet charges on one guest account; deposits, no-shows, city ledger and night audit reporting included.
Multi-outlet foliosWholesale & distribution
Tiered pricing by customer, credit limits and ageing, route sales, van stock, returns handling and depot-to-van reconciliation.
Credit control included
Deployment patterns
How the platform is shaped for scale
The same platform runs a two-till shop and a multi-branch group on one account. Capacity is set by the plan you are on, not by a different product, so a business can add tills and sites without migrating again.
| Environment | Typical estate | Registers | Key controls in use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Convenience & forecourt | 8 – 40 sites, single country | 2 – 6 per site | Pump reconciliation, wet stock, shift cash control |
| Supermarket groups | 4 – 30 sites, 1 – 3 countries | 8 – 32 per site | Departmental shrink, scale integration, central pricing |
| QSR chains | 5 – 60 sites, franchised | 2 – 10 per site | Franchise royalty reporting, kitchen display, aggregator fees |
| Pharmacy groups | 3 – 40 sites | 1 – 4 per site | Batch recall, controlled register, scheme claims |
| Hospitality groups | 2 – 12 properties | 3 – 10 per property | City ledger, night audit, multi-outlet folios |
| Distribution | 1 – 12 depots, many routes | Handheld + depot | Van stock, credit control, depot reconciliation |
Regional placement. Tenancy can be placed in the region that best fits
your regulatory and latency requirements. Enterprise agreements may specify a dedicated
schema, private infrastructure or in-country hosting where local law requires it.
Sector-specific closing
Reconciliation differs by industry. The platform does not pretend otherwise.
A supermarket reconciles baskets against card batches. A forecourt reconciles litres against pump totals and sales values. A hotel reconciles city ledger transfers days after the guest leaves. Beeper Recon ships with sector-specific matching logic instead of asking your finance team to bend a generic tool.
- FuelPump totals, wet stock variance, grade price changes and settlement by shift.
- GroceryBasket-level matching with department margin, scale weight variance and tender splits.
- QSRAggregator commissions, refunds and chargeback deductions matched to order level.
- HospitalityCity ledger ageing, deposit application and no-show fee treatment.
- PharmacyScheme claim reconciliation against submitted claim files and remittance advice.
Forecourt close · 14 Jun
1 variance
Pump totals · diesel4,182.64 L · grade changes 2
$5,604.20
Pump totals · petrol 957,940.11 L
$9,218.75
Shop sales · front till 11,204 receipts
$6,882.10
Wet stock variance0.31% · within tolerance
$46.40
Shift total
$21,705.05
3 of 4 matched
Variance assigned
Sector fit
We will tell you if Beeper is the wrong platform.
During scoping we assess your operating pattern honestly. Where a requirement falls outside the platform, we say so in writing before a contract is signed — including where that means recommending a specialist system instead.