What does a butcher need from a POS system?
In a butcher's or fresh-food specialist you sell a lot by weight. A customer asks for 300 grams of mince or a piece of cheese, and the price follows from what the scale shows. That requires a verified scale, and the point of sale must take over the weight reliably. On top of that you sell pre-packed products with a barcode that contains the weight or the price, and items per piece.
With Count-IT you add a Digi AD-2000 scale in the hardware settings. You mark a product as a weighed product, and at the point of sale you weigh it with the weigh button. The scale itself is verified; how to keep it accurate is explained in the instructions for the verified scale. On the customer display the customer can follow the weight.
A butcher or caterer is often also a small producer: you make your own sausages, salads, gourmet platters or cheese boards. In Count-IT you record per product which ingredients and packaging materials go into it. And around the holidays you take orders with a collection date, so you know what needs to be ready. Business customers, such as a restaurant, buy from you on account at their own prices.



