Learning Centre
Learn Register with Reggie.
33 short lessons, a few minutes each: from your first product to closing the day.


Part 1
Get set up
From an empty account to a till that's ready to sell.
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- Lesson 1Register and your tillWhat Register is: a till for your shop that counts the stock, takes cash, card and QR, and writes the receipt.2 min
- Lesson 2Add a productWhat it is, what it costs, its photo and its category: everything that puts it on the till's shelf.3 min
- Lesson 3Sizes, colours and stockOptions make variants, each with its own SKU, barcode, price and stock, and the till takes the right one off the shelf.3 min
- Lesson 4Add a serviceThings you do rather than things on the shelf, like a taster session, a repair or a haircut: how long, what it costs, and who does it.2 min
- Lesson 5Cash, card machine and QR codeThe three ways the till takes money, and setting up your own card machine and QR code in Settings → Till & payments.3 min
- Lesson 6Your teamInvite the people who serve at the counter, what each role can do, and handing the business to a new owner.3 min
- Lesson 7Your plan and billingA free week, then £5 a month in the UK, Rs 1,500 in Pakistan, $6 everywhere else, plus a little for each extra team member. Subscribe, cancel, change your card or get invoices from Settings → Billing.2 min
Part 2
At the till
Ringing up a sale, taking the money and giving the receipt.
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- Lesson 1Ring up a saleTap or scan what they're having onto the ticket, change a line if you need to, press Charge, and the sale's done.3 min
- Lesson 2Cash and changeType or tap what they hand over and the till says the change; at the end of the day it says what should be in the drawer.2 min
- Lesson 3Card machine paymentsPut the amount through your own card machine, then tap Approved or Declined on the till.2 min
- Lesson 4QR code paymentsShow your own QR code big with the amount; they scan and pay from their banking app; tap Money received once it's in.2 min
- Lesson 5Split a paymentPart cash, part card, part QR: take one, then the rest another way, and the receipt shows each.2 min
- Lesson 6Receipts: print, email or WhatsAppEvery sale gets a numbered receipt: printed on your till roll, emailed with a PDF, or sent as a WhatsApp link.3 min
- Lesson 7Park a ticketPut a ticket aside to serve the next person, then pick it up again where you left off.2 min
- Lesson 8Walk-ins and customersA sale doesn't need a name. Add one when they'd like their receipt by email, or when you'd like to know them next time.2 min
- Lesson 9DiscountsA code you've made, or an amount or percentage off there and then: added on the ticket before you charge.2 min
Part 3
After the sale
Returns, refunds and voids, counting the drawer, reports and invoices.
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- Lesson 1Your salesEvery sale from the till: today's takings by cash, card and QR, each sale's lines and payments, and what you can do from one.2 min
- Lesson 2Take a returnFind the sale, choose what's coming back, put it back on the shelf or not, and give the money back by cash, card or QR.3 min
- Lesson 3Refunds and voidsMoney back with nothing coming back, and undoing a sale rung up by mistake.2 min
- Lesson 4End of day: count the drawerWhat came in and went back by cash, card and QR, so the drawer can be counted, with the day's sales, returns, voids and who served.3 min
- Lesson 5ReportsHow the till is doing over any period: takings, what sells, how people pay, sales by team member, busy hours and customers.3 min
- Lesson 6Make an invoiceA proper invoice for a business customer, made from a sale, or one of its own for work you didn't ring up.2 min
Part 4
Your stock
Barcodes, counts, selling short and ordering from suppliers.
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- Lesson 1Barcodes and scanningA USB scanner, the camera or the code typed in: each puts the right size and colour straight on the ticket.2 min
- Lesson 2Inventory and stock countsWhat's on the shelf for every size and colour, what's running low, and keeping the numbers true with counts and adjustments.3 min
- Lesson 3When the count says it's goneThe goods are on the counter but the shelf count says none: the till sells anyway and puts the count right, unless you switch that off.2 min
- Lesson 4Ordering from your suppliersPurchase orders keep track of what's coming from whom, and receiving one puts it on the shelf, all at once or a box at a time.3 min
Part 5
Customers and follow-ups
Your customer book, the Inbox, automatic emails and WhatsApp.
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- Lesson 1Your customersYour customer book: everyone you've added at the till, once each, with their sales, their notes and how often they come in.3 min
- Lesson 2Your InboxCustomers' replies to their receipts, and their WhatsApps, in one place: answer by email, and Needs reply shows who's waiting.3 min
- Lesson 3AutomationsEmails that go out by themselves: the receipt, the return confirmation, a thank-you a few days on. Test before you trust it.3 min
- Lesson 4Emails and documentsThe emails Register sends for you, their look, the address they come from, and the receipt and invoice layouts.3 min
- Lesson 5WhatsApp messagesSend a receipt on WhatsApp from the till, or add WhatsApp to your plan and receipts, returns and follow-ups go there by themselves.3 min
Part 6
Reggie and your AI
Ask Reggie, or connect Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini.
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Try it in Register, free for a week
Add your first product and ring up a sale in a few minutes. No card needed.
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