Online order
Customer action
Customer match, send-to-cart flow, discount handling, and receipt linking inside LeoPOS
LeoPOS
Customer self-service + operations flow
B2B Online Services + LeoPOS
Connect customer self-service directly to LeoPOS.
Let online orders, complaints, loyalty sign-ups, corporate enquiries, and stain assessments stop living as disconnected forms. With LeoBridge, they become one operational inbox flow that your team completes inside LeoPOS.
Phone and WhatsApp traffic comes back anyway
The cashier cannot see the online request in-store
Status updates do not flow back to the customer
Without ownership, work gets lost inside the team
operations view
Closed loop from website to POS
LeoBridge
1. customer layer
01
The request starts on the website or through LeoAI
2. bridge layer
02
LeoBridge turns the request into a standardized payload
3. operations layer
03
LeoPOS Inbox gives the team assignment, action controls, and receipt linkage
4. feedback layer
04
Ready, picked-up, and note updates flow back to the customer view
real product view
Operational view inside LeoPOS
LeoPOS
what does the screen prove?
This is not just form collection, but in-store operational flow.
The key distinction for prospects is simple: what starts online is actually processed inside the POS screen. Staff tracks it, takes action, links it to receipts, and makes it visible again to the customer.
Online Inbox
One central intake view for cashiers and staff
Send-to-cart flow
Online orders connect directly to the sales flow
Status sync
Ready and picked-up updates flow back to the customer
Do you have online services but no operational continuity?
If the customer side is strong but the POS connection is weak, operations still stay manual.
This page is not about selling another chatbot or a loose form collector. It explains the system that connects web customer activity directly to in-store operations.
Complaint / return issue
Customer action
Ownership, notes, status updates, and a traceable resolution flow
Loyalty registration
Customer action
Pre-filled customer creation dialog and loyalty marker inside LeoPOS
Corporate enquiry
Customer action
Operational queue for quotation, follow-up, and callback handling
Stain pre-assessment
Customer action
Two-layer module separating pre-assessment from expert review requests
Receipt / status check
Customer action
Customers get updates without calling, while staff avoids repetitive phone traffic
operational inbox
Not a customer form list, but a staff work queue
The goal inside LeoPOS is not only to display incoming requests; it is to assign them, annotate them, change status, link them to receipts, and send visibility back to the customer when needed.
Tabbed operational inbox
Complaints, online orders, corporate enquiries, loyalty, and more in one center.
Assignment and ownership
Who picked it up, who closed it, what note was left; work no longer disappears inside the team.
SLA and age visibility
Open age, delay risk, and due-today visibility appear with operational colors.
Ready-made actions
One-click actions like in progress, ready, customer created, or callback done based on request type.
system architecture
Customer layer → LeoBridge → LeoPOS → LeoAI/Admin
01 Customer layer
Website, AI assistant, online forms, and public status views.
02 LeoBridge
Transfer layer that normalizes inputs and delivers them into POS operations.
03 LeoPOS
Operational center where receipts, customers, delivery, and closing really happen.
04 LeoAI / Admin
Management visibility, mobile access, and an alternative intervention surface.
who benefits?
Cashier
Visibility of active online orders
Send-to-cart flow
Automatic linkage to the receipt
Manager
SLA and ownership visibility
Notes and status history
Mobile admin access plus in-store POS visibility
Multi-branch business
The same flow rolled out across branches
Branch-specific operational visibility
Centralized but not chaotic process control
example scenarios
Not just features, but real business flow
The key buying question for operators is simple: does customer-side digital activity actually become finished in-store work?
01
Online order → converted into an in-store receipt
The customer creates an order online, the cashier taps use in LeoPOS, and the request enters the sales flow directly.
02
Complaint → traceable resolution
Photos, notes, status, and ownership stay inside one record, so staff and management see the same picture.
03
Loyalty sign-up → controlled customer creation
The registration lands in LeoPOS, the add-customer dialog opens pre-filled, and staff completes the record under control.
technical trust
Not a marketing toy, but an operational backbone
TSE / KassenSichV-ready operational base
Android and Windows support
Closed loop between customer-facing and POS-facing layers
No customer app required, web self-service is enough
final CTA
Present the customer experience and the store operation as one system, not as separate islands.
The online services experience on LeoClean shows the customer-facing side. This LeoPOS page explains the operational engine behind it. Used together, they create a much clearer sales narrative.
sales CTA
If you want customer-side web activity to become store-side operations, let's talk.
The strongest sales narrative is to show the customer side first and then open the operational counterpart inside LeoPOS. This page is built for that second step.
How to use it in a sales conversation?
1. Show the LeoClean online services page. 2. Switch to this page. 3. Then open the live LeoPOS demo flow.
Who is this strongest for?
Branching dry cleaners, pickup-and-delivery operators, stores handling corporate clients, and teams wanting all customer requests inside the POS.