About helloCash
HelloCash is a point-of-sale software from mRaP GmbH that caters to the retail and hospitality sectors. It provides features such as inventory management, sales reporting, and customer relationship management, so businesses can efficiently manage transactions and customer interactions. Additionally, helloCash supports various payment methods and offers multi-device functionality for flexibility in sales processes. With a user-friendly interface, it aids in training staff quickly. Key capabilities: inventory management sales reporting customer relationship management payment processing multi-device support Best for: retailers and hospitality businesses that need a comprehensive solution for managing sales and customer data.
helloCash Details
helloCash's In-App Market Place
Does helloCash have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
0
Mini Apps
Pricing Options
Accepted Payment Currencies
EUR (€)
Pros & Cons
- Ease of Use: All reviewers highlight its simplicity, intuitive interface, and ease of setup.
- Cross-Platform Accessibility: Works seamlessly on various platforms (web, Android, iPhone) without limitations.
- Real-Time Updates: Lightweight clients ensure real-time updates across multiple points of use.
- Basic Functionality: Supports simple sales processes, such as creating products on the fly and converting quotes to orders.
- Cost-Effective: Reviewers find the software economical and value for money in its basic use cases.
- Customer Service Issues: Complaints about unresponsive or unhelpful customer support.
- Limited Customization: Lack of flexibility, especially in invoice customization.
- Technical Flaws: Issues like incorrect handling of deferred payments, confusing settings, and mislabeling (e.g., "credit note" vs. "debit note").
- No Community or Feedback Loop: User suggestions for improvement are often ignored, with no active user community to push product development.
- Accounting Risks: Concerns about the system’s tax compliance, with potential risks due to its lack of professional accounting input.