Most registers are good at taking money and bad at everything that happens either side of it. The sale ends up somewhere the rest of the business cannot see.
The register rings parts, labor and service off the same catalog the work orders use, so a price change happens once. Scan a barcode or tap a tile; stock comes down as it sells.
Payments split across cash, card and store credit on one ticket. Card fees are recorded as what they are, so the difference between what the customer handed over and what the shop actually keeps is never a guess.
Every sale lands in the books as it happens. There is no end-of-day re-entry, because the register and the ledger are the same system.
Try it on your own work
Two weeks, everything switched on, no card. Put a real job through it and see whether the numbers come out the way you expect.
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