Your Square register, connected once

One connect, then no ongoing setup work

Connecting is a one-time OAuth approval from inside your existing Square account. After that there is no ongoing setup work: no key to rotate, no middleware account, no export to schedule, nothing to reconnect.

Nothing about how you use Square changes. Your staff ring sales up the same way, your catalog lives where it lives, and the platform reads what it needs from it.

• One-time OAuth connect from your existing Square account
• No keys, no middleware, and no scheduled exports
• No change to how your staff use the register

Square stays the source of truth

Your catalog is read from Square, and order status is read from Square. The register stays the source of truth for what you sell and what it costs, which means there is no second catalog to maintain and no chance of the two versions disagreeing in front of a customer.

The boundary runs the same way here as it does for Clover: the platform reads, it does not write your catalog back. Change something at the register and that is the change. There is nothing to remember to update in a second place.

• Catalog and order status read from Square
• No second catalog to maintain
• The platform does not write items, prices, or promotions back into Square

Payment links for the work you quote rather than price

This is the piece worth having if what you sell is not a fixed-price item off a list. A custom job, a service quoted after you have seen it, a repair whose total depends on what you find.

For those, a secure payment link goes to the customer for that specific amount, in the conversation you were already having with them. No invoice raised and then chased, no card details read out over the phone, no awkward follow-up two weeks later asking whether they meant to pay it.

It fits the same pattern as deposits and payment holds on the booking side, where a customer confirms commitment before the work is held.

• Secure payment links for services that are quoted rather than fixed-price
• Sent in the conversation, so there is nothing to chase separately
• Useful for custom work, repairs, and anything priced after inspection

Loyalty earn on completed sales, on one ledger

Sales completed through Square earn loyalty points on the same ledger that powers orders placed through the platform. One balance for the customer, whether they ordered in chat at nine at night or paid at the counter on their way to work.

That single ledger is the whole reason loyalty works here rather than being a second system somebody has to reconcile. The balance is readable by the receptionist when a customer asks in chat, and it shows in the branded customer app as a rewards wallet. See how the points ledger works.

• Loyalty earn on completed Square sales
• The same ledger as orders placed through the platform
• One balance the customer can ask about in chat or see in the app

What this does not do, stated plainly

Square Appointments booking is not integrated. It is not built, and you should not buy this expecting it.

Booking here runs on Google Calendar and Calendly. If your appointments live in Square Appointments today, that is a real consideration and worth raising on the demo rather than discovering afterwards.

This site labels everything honestly, including the parts that are missing. A vendor who lists every logo they have ever heard of on an integrations page is telling you something, and it is not what they intended.

• No Square Appointments booking integration
• Booking runs on Google Calendar and Calendly
• Worth raising on the demo if your appointments live in Square today

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