Rentals, service, ski valet, inventory and online booking each run their own day. With The River PoS they all feed one point of sale and one customer record, so every sale, ticket and booking ends up in the same place.
A river is mostly made of its tributaries. Each one has its own source and its own route, and they all end up in the same main channel. The River PoS is built the same way.
At the centre is the main channel: the point of sale and the customer record. The modules are the tributaries. Turn on the ones your shop runs, and everything they do flows into the same register, the same customer and the same end-of-day report. Nothing needs re-keying and no system has to be stitched to another.
Every account starts with the point of sale and CRM. Turn modules on per location: a hotel desk can run only ski valet, and a flagship shop can run all of them.
The main channel every module flows into. It's fast at the counter and works from a keyboard, and every customer has one record, across every location.
Ski, snowboard and bike rentals from reservation to return. Renter details, scan-out by barcode, binding settings, extensions, day-by-day refunds and a waiver every guest signs on their own phone.
Tunes, repairs and wholesale work orders. Check-in tickets, a bench queue, labor on the sale and a sticker on every pair, so the work and the money stay together.
Hotel and slope-side gear storage: guest check-in, tags, racks and spaces, overnight storage and hand-back at the door. It can run on its own at a hotel desk.
Vendors, purchase orders, receiving and returns to vendor. Transfers between shops, counts, serial numbers and costing that follows each item from purchase to sale.
A booking page for each shop, which you can link to or embed on your own website. Guests pick a package and dates, staff confirm, and the reservation is waiting at pickup.
The River PoS is being built to be run by an AI agent as well as by people. Through MCP, the open Model Context Protocol, you'll connect the agent you already use and let it read your shop and make changes for you. No API integration, no developer.
How many demo ski packages are out tonight at the slope-side shop, and who's late?
14 out. Two are a day overdue, both on one reservation. Want me to email the renter?
Yes, and raise the demo package to $59 a day from next week.
Here's the change: Demo Ski Package, $54 → $59 a day, starting Monday. Confirm?
We're bringing shops on one at a time, so each one gets set up properly. If we've sent you an invite code, create your account and we'll take it from there. If not, write to us. We'd like to hear about your shop.