Countertop stations
Give busy counters a stable, full-featured workstation for orders, payments, receipts, and daily management.


Aussie's product family
Build a connected setup from countertop stations, customer displays, handheld terminals, mobile readers, kitchen screens, and self-service experiences.
Build your setup
Choose devices by role, location, and transaction style—then connect them into one operating view.
Hardware with purpose
Start with the device your team needs today and build outward with products designed to work as one system.
Give busy counters a stable, full-featured workstation for orders, payments, receipts, and daily management.
Let customers review orders, follow prompts, and complete payment through a clear customer-facing experience.
Take orders, scan items, and accept payment throughout the floor or away from the main counter.
Turn a compatible phone into a compact payment point for markets, events, field work, and backup checkout.
Organize production tickets and connect order channels with teams preparing and fulfilling orders.
Give customers room to browse, customize, and submit orders through a guided digital experience.

One product family
A connected device strategy makes it easier to add checkout points, mobile service, production screens, and customer-facing tools over time.
Every device has a clear job, but together they feel like one system.
Taylor BrooksMulti-site operator
Built around your day
Connected products share a familiar operating environment and a consistent view of business activity.
Choose compact, portable, countertop, and high-volume formats based on space and service conditions.
Plan onboarding, configuration, and ongoing support around the needs of your team.
Questions, answered
That depends on where transactions happen, how many people need access, whether mobility matters, and what operational tools your team uses.
Yes. A connected setup can combine fixed and mobile hardware to support different roles and customer touchpoints.
Additional compatible devices and software capabilities can be added as transaction volume, teams, and locations evolve.
Onboarding can cover device configuration, core workflows, team familiarization, and planning for connected tools.
Ready when you are
Tell us where your customers pay and how your team works. We’ll help you shape the right product setup.