IntegrationSquare

Square takes the payment. Selekt keeps the client.

Square remains your point of sale: checkout, receipts, the trading day. Selekt sits beside it for what happens between two visits: a client profile fed by purchase history, a client book per advisor, and the measurement of what the relationship produces.

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The value loop

From checkout to the next visit.

Square takes the sale

The receipt is recorded exactly as today. Nothing changes at the counter: the POS remains the reference for sales.

The client profile gets richer

Purchase history feeds the Selekt profile. Client data flows both ways, with no double entry: nobody retypes a receipt.

The advisor acts

A follow-up with a real reason, an appointment, a piece put on hold: relationship work happens at the right moment, and it is traced.

The next sale is attributed

When the client returns and Square takes the payment, the sale joins influenced revenue, reconciled with the POS. The loop is closed.

On the floor

Three moments where it shows.

The returning clientRecognised at the doorHe walks in, the advisor opens his profile: last purchase, amount, noted preferences. The welcome starts from what is known, not from zero.The advisor workspace

The quiet afternoonA moment to follow upThe store is calm: the advisor goes through the clients to contact, a fitting with no purchase, an occasion coming up, and every message goes out signed with their name.Messages drafted, approved before sending

The end of the monthA figure that holds upSales taken in Square after a relationship action read advisor by advisor. The manager presents a reconciled figure, not an estimate.How influenced revenue is attributed

Who does what

What Square handles, what Selekt adds.

	Square	Selekt
Checkout and receipts
The store's trading day
Purchase history		picked up in the client profile
Client profile usable at the counter
Client books per advisor
Follow-ups, appointments, pieces on hold
Influenced revenue, reconciled with the POS

Nothing to replace: without the purchase history Square holds, there would be no relationship to work on and no sale to attribute.

Frequently asked

What we are asked about Square.

No. Square remains your point of sale and the reference for sales. Selekt covers the other half of the work, the one-to-one relationship between visits: a readable client profile, client books per advisor, motivated follow-ups, and the measurement of what it produces.

No, that is exactly what the connection avoids. Client data flows both ways, with no double entry: purchase history feeds the profile, and what the advisor records in store is never retyped anywhere.

The scope is defined with you at setup, store by store. Most houses start with one or two pilot stores, measure what the relationship produces, then extend to the network.

Every action is dated and attributed to its author. You set an attribution window, and sales taken within that window join influenced revenue, kept separate from direct sales and reconciled with the POS. Across equipped retailers, 20 to 25 percent of revenue is influenced.

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