POS for the next decade of c-store innovation.
Cloud-based. Built for the enterprise. Fuel integrations. No capex.
Your stack was built for a slower decade.
Fuel and convenience runs on infrastructure built in the Windows era. Annual release cycles. Six-figure SOWs for minor changes. The cost compounds in time, IT capacity, and dollars.
The platform was compelling enough that we reopened our evaluation…we could modernize with a single flexible platform that delivers better customer experiences, improves operational efficiency, and applies AI in practical, innovative ways.
Built for what IT actually has to deliver.
What it takes to change something, fix something, integrate something, or scale something. Legacy stack versus Tote.
Hardware flexibility
Proprietary terminals. $80K certification to bring your own. Forced migration when the vendor sunsets a product.
No new hardware required. Runs on your existing Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. Swap any piece, no certification.
Fuel
Aging fuel controllers with vendor lock-in (e.g., NCR Panther end-of-life).
Pre-built dispenser integrations. Fuel controller flexibility. Real-time cloud-based monitoring and alerting on flow rates and printer faults.
Build an integration
Six-figure SOWs for every integration. Months of vendor lead time.
Reduce integration complexity by 15%. API-based. No SOWs.
Deploy an update
Manual rollout, store by store. Annual release cycle, at best. Hope nothing breaks.
Automated rollout. Instant rollback. Weekly cloud releases.
Change a setting
Software upgrade. Vendor ticket. Two weeks if you're lucky.
Configuration change. Same day, every store, pushed from one console.
Manage the hardware
One tool per vendor. Per-site servers. Reactive monitoring.
Tote Device Cloud. Every device, one console. Proactive alerts.
Ship a new AI experience
Wait for the vendor's roadmap. Bolt-on AI on a legacy stack.
Native AI agents. Built event-driven. Bring your own model.
A leap forward, built to last.
This is the step change fuel and convenience has been waiting for. POS and self-checkout, device management, kitchen, and AI agents, all in production today, all built to take you further.
Tote POS Platform.
Headless and event-driven. Configuration changes don't require software upgrades. Software upgrades don't require taking the store down. Integrations included.
Tote Device Cloud.
One pane of glass for pumps, terminals, kiosks, and printers. Real-time alerts on fuel flow rates, paper-out at the pump, andperipheral-level diagnostics.
Tote Kitchen Mgmt.
KDS, menu boards, and order-ready displays unified with POS. One platform for ordering, checkout, and kitchen. One vendor, one console, one integration footprint.
Tote Genie AI.
Native AI agents in production today. Bring your own model. Built event-driven from day one.
AI that's in production. Not in the pitch deck.
What becomes possible when AI is in production from day one, in the product running in stores and in the company building it.
AI agents in production today.
Tote Genie answers associate questions, opens support tickets, and surfaces upsells in real time. Live in stores, not in a pilot.
Bring your own model.
Plug in the LLM you've already vetted. Tote runs your model on Tote's infrastructure, with your governance and your data boundaries.
AI builds the platform too.
AI agents accelerate how we write and test code in our release pipeline. While others announce AI roadmaps, we've been shipping with it since day one.
Outpace what the business is asking for.
Book a demo and see what's possible.
