Costa del Sol
A business on the coast does not take the same money in February as in August, and serves customers who do not all speak the same language. The point of sale is chosen with that in front of you, not afterwards.
What the coast changes
They do not change the software: they change the sizing, the setup and the training.
The same place runs its service on one till out of season and is swamped with two in July. The number of checkout points, the licence and the number of people trained are decided on the peak, not the average — otherwise the setup gives way exactly when it earns.
Foreign cards, tips, a menu and screens to be read in several languages. What is settled once in the setup is otherwise paid for at every service, in time lost at the counter.
A team that changes between two seasons takes over a till it does not know. A simple interface and training redone before the season beat a brilliant setup nobody can pick up.
Where we operate
Digital work is done remotely. Installing a point of sale means travelling out, and that is where being nearby counts.
MijasFuengirolaBenalmádenaTorremolinosMarbellaEsteponaMálaga
Beyond that area we can still come out, case by case. We would rather say so than promise a lead time the road will not keep.
By trade
Each trade has its own page, with its customer journey and an indicative configuration.
Restaurants, beach bars, cafés and snack bars: service indoors and on the terrace, bills that get split, the lunchtime peak.
Restaurant & brasserie
Café & bar
Fast food & snack bar
Shops, grocers, concept stores: the catalogue, the variants, the stock and the checkout, all of which have to agree.
Boutique & fashion
Grocery & supermarket
Concept store & craft
Salons, beauty studios, barbers and spas: the calendar before the till, resources to line up, gift vouchers to track.
Regulation
Spain is progressively requiring invoicing systems that comply with the regulation known as Verifactu. As of 26 March 2026, the information note from the Agencia Tributaria, applying Real Decreto-ley 15/2025, sets two separate deadlines.
The distinction matters: most businesses on the coast are autónomos, and their deadline is the second one, not the first. Before each date, the authorities describe a period during which the current system may still be used.
This timetable has already been put back twice. So we date what we write, and we declare no software compliant on your behalf: that point is checked vendor by vendor, during the audit.
What we do
An audit of the service as it actually runs, the choice of software by trade, sizing on the peak rather than the average, and reusing what is already there when that is possible.
Installation and menu setup, training for the team — redone before the season if the team has changed — and support when something does not go to plan.
We look at how the service actually runs before recommending software and a number of stations.
