Customer accounts, past orders and receipts

There is a Sign in pill at the top of your storefront. A customer enters their email, gets a six digit code, and that is the whole login: no password, ever. Once the code is in they land on their own page at your shop, not a panel over the shelf.

That page is theirs at your shop. It opens as a profile: edit their details, numbered invoices, past orders, and a wish list of things they saved from your shelf. Their name, phone and address fill in at checkout. Orders, tickets and bookings are only what they bought from you. If loyalty is on they see their points and how far they are from a reward, and they can add the real card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. The login is one Pasal account and works at every Pasal shop, but each shop's page shows only its own, so nothing a customer bought elsewhere is on display over your counter. Ticket codes link straight to the live ticket page with its QR, so nobody has to dig through their email at the door.

Receipts

Every order carries a Receipt button that opens the same itemised receipt you print, with your shop's tax details, the lines, any discount, service and VAT. They can save it as a PDF themselves.

They also have one already: every order email now arrives with the receipt attached as a PDF, so most customers never need to sign in to find it. See The PDF receipt your customer keeps.

Nothing here needs setting up and nothing shows another shop's data to you: an account only ever returns that customer's own rows, matched on the email they signed in with.