Integrations
Quetzal POS is built to sit in the middle of the tools you already use — your online store, your payment terminal, your label printer, your scanner. Nothing here asks you to change how you trade; it just stops you entering the same information twice.
Ecommerce
Keep one set of stock figures whether a sale happens at the counter or online.
Shopify
Two-way sync between your Quetzal inventory and your Shopify storefront. Sell the same item in either place and the count moves in both.
WooCommerce
The same connection for WooCommerce stores — products, stock levels, and orders flowing between your shop floor and your website.
One Source of Truth
No exporting spreadsheets at close, no reconciling two systems on a Monday morning. What the POS says you have is what the website offers.
Payments
Take payment the way your customers expect, in store or at a distance.
PAX Terminals
Integrated card terminals, so the amount owed goes straight to the pin pad rather than being keyed in by hand — fewer mistakes at the till.
Quetzal Pay
Accept one-time payments, process batches, and send secure payment links with an invoice so customers can pay from wherever they are.
Gift Cards & Store Credit
Issue and redeem gift cards and store credit as part of the same transaction flow, including on exchanges and trade-ins.
Hardware
Quetzal runs on iPad, Android, and in any modern browser, and works with the peripherals most retailers already own.
Apple & Android
Run the register on an iPad at the counter or an Android device on the floor. The cloud platform means both see the same data instantly.
Epson & Star Printers
Receipt printing over network or USB with the printers already common in retail, plus kitchen and label printing where you need it.
Zebra Scanners & Labels
Barcode scanning for fast checkout and stock counts, and label printing so every item carries a scannable code.
Need a Specific Integration?
If something you rely on isn't listed, tell us what it is and how you use it. We would rather hear about the gap than have you assume the answer is no.