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Deep-links into the Square Point of Sale app on this phone to charge the item's price. Only works on iOS/Android with the Square POS app installed — get your Application ID at developer.squareup.com/apps.
Use this for a solo vendor with just a phone and a Square Reader (the small card-swipe/tap dongle). A Reader has no Terminal API support of its own — it only works through Square's own POS app on the phone, which is exactly what this deep link opens.
Binds this device to a shared location — everyone bound to the same location sees the same inventory and Square Terminal pool. Create a new organization/location once, or join an existing one with its code.
Lets consignors register themselves for this event at a public link: confirm the event, verify their email with a one-time code, then fill in contact info and sign the consignment agreement below. Requires a location to be joined/created above first.
Shown to consignors on the registration page - can be different from this location's own name above, if the same location hosts a differently-branded event. Leave blank to just show the location's name.
Items consignors submitted online, awaiting your approval. Approving doesn't add it to inventory yet - still tag/scan it normally once it physically arrives.
Connect your organization's own Square account so Terminal pairing codes can be generated right here, instead of running commands manually. Requires a location to be joined/created above first.
Connect with SquareRegister each paired Square Terminal here. When several people use the app at once, checkouts queue automatically and route to whichever terminal frees up next. Find each device id by pairing it (Square's device code flow) and calling Square's Devices API — it looks like "device:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX".
Use this for an organization with dedicated Square Terminal or Square Register hardware (standalone devices with their own screen). A single registered terminal works fine too — with only one, every checkout goes straight to it with no waiting, so this is safe to use even for just one device.
Generates a QR code with the item's price pre-filled, for the customer to scan and pay with their own phone.