We got tired of watching businesses run two systems that don't talk to each other.
Most small and multi-location businesses end up running their register on one platform and their payment processing on another — two logins, two support lines, two invoices, and a reconciliation headache at the end of every day that belongs to neither vendor.
Kasentia puts them back together. It's a point-of-sale platform with payment processing built directly into the order flow, not bolted on as an integration. One account covers inventory, staff, purchasing, reporting, and the card payment on every sale.
On the processing side, Kasentia is built to work with established, PCI-compliant payment infrastructure rather than reinventing it — our job is the software your team touches every day; the processing rails underneath are handled by partners built for exactly that. That separation is intentional: it lets us focus entirely on the register experience while your payments run on infrastructure that's already proven at scale.
Three things we built the product around.
One vendor, one bill
Software and payments should reconcile against each other automatically — not require a spreadsheet to prove they agree.
Offline is not an edge case
A register that can't sell during an outage is a register that's costing you money. Ours keeps ringing.
Built for more than one location
Multi-location shouldn't be an upgrade tier bolted on later — it's in the data model from day one.
Want to see it before you commit to it?
Book a demo and we'll walk you through it, register and back office both.