Sprockit POS — bank compatibility

Sprockit is a point-of-sale system for automotive and retail. A New Zealand product, and the company behind it is really an accounting and job management platform for trades — which is why it turns up in workshops rather than cafes.

Tyro only. Tyro is its own middleware and its own acquirer, so this one comes with the bank attached — moving bank means a new integration.

Certified to do split bills and cash out. Tyro rates it a Power Up partner.

Sprockit comes from Infusion Business Software Limited, a New Zealand company that describes itself as 100 per cent New Zealand owned and operated. Infusion's core business is not tills: it is a cloud platform joining financials and accounting to inventory, purchasing, sales, job management and reporting, sold into retail, wholesale and distribution, job shop manufacturing, and trades and services.

That lineage explains exactly where Sprockit fits. Tyro files it under retail and automotive, and the job management heritage is why. A workshop that opens a job, orders parts against it, books labour to it and then takes payment at a counter is a fundamentally different workflow from a cafe, and most hospitality-first POS systems handle it badly or not at all. If you are an automotive or trade business that has been trying to bend a retail till around job cards, this is the category of product you have been looking for.

The Tyro integration is unusually complete for a smaller product: cashout, split payments, integrated reports, integrated receipts and manual settlement. Manual settlement sounds minor until you run a workshop till that gets reconciled by hand at the end of the day, which plenty still are.