Dummie's Utilities

Four products and one add-on. Buy the one you need.

Each one works on its own. TV products are priced per TV screen; PC products per store PC. Open a product to see what it does, what you need and what it will never do.

Lottery Results Board

Winning numbers on the TV behind your counter.

Georgia draw results and jackpots on a TV, refreshed for you, so nobody has to ask the clerk what last night's number was.

For
Any store that sells lottery and has a TV customers can see.
Needs
A TV with an HDMI port and the streaming stick we set up for you. Wi-Fi only — nothing plugs into your register.
$39 per month, per TV screen Read more

GA Lottery Station

Scan the shift instead of counting it twice.

Scan your ticket packs at shift change and the counts, the over/short and the pack inventory come out the other side.

For
The person who does the lottery paperwork at shift change.
Needs
A Windows PC at or behind the counter, plus a barcode scanner if you want to scan instead of type.

Add-on: Lottery Grid Board — $19 per month per TV screen

Puts your scratch-off box positions, prices and what is left on the same TV, updated from the scans your counter PC is already doing. Only sold with GA Lottery Station.

$59 per month, per store PC Read more

Commander Backoffice

Change POS prices without the Commander's own tooling.

Price and PLU maintenance for a Verifone Commander, from a normal PC in the back room, with the fuel and pricebook jobs on one page.

For
Whoever keeps prices and PLUs straight on a Commander site.
Needs
A Windows PC on the same network as the Commander.
$59 per month, per store PC Read more

Check Cashing

A record of every check you cash, with the ID attached.

Scans the customer's ID at the counter and keeps the check record with it, so you can find any customer's history in seconds.

For
Stores that cash checks and want the paperwork to survive an audit.
Needs
A Windows PC at the counter and an ID/barcode scanner on a COM port.
$39 per month, per store PC Read more

Not sure which one?

Start with the one that solves the thing you get asked about most. The how it works page walks through subscribing, plugging in and pairing; the pricing page has every number; and the help page answers the questions we get most.