bookhit + anybill

Inventory management and cash register software for bookretailers and publishers Bookhit-GmbH is one of the few independent providers of inventory management systems. Our more than 30 years of experience pays off for our customers. The continuous development of our programs ensures that you are always up to date with the software. Several of our employees are booksellers or have worked in bookstores for a long time — so we know what you're talking about. To help you make the right decision, we present some excerpts from our various software packages on these pages. In addition, you will find cash register hardware, from scanners to receipt printers to complete cash registers with a touch screen. If you need further information, simply send us an email or give us a call.

Working with anybill

Bookhit-GmbH is one of the few independent inventory-management vendors for book retailers and publishers – with more than 30 years of experience and continuous development. Several staff are booksellers or have long worked in bookstores. At that trade till shops can add the anybill digital receipt without replacing scanners, receipt printers or a complete touch-screen till. bookhit stays the independent software partner; anybill stays the receipt service.

The bookhit pages show excerpts from the software packages and till hardware from scanners to a full touch till. anybill can take load off the printed receipt printer where inventory already runs the title sale. No live certification is claimed: bookshops can review the digital receipt and ask bookhit by email or phone.

Who this is for

This is for bookshops and publishers for whom bookhit builds inventory and POS software. Anyone who wants independent software shaped by staff with a bookselling background can place the digital receipt in that same title process.

Houses that buy scanners, receipt printers or a complete touch-screen till through bookhit and still want less thermal paper can also use anybill as an output channel. The audience remains bookselling, not an unrelated chain.

Value in brick-and-mortar retail

In the bookshop the digital receipt cuts paper at the bookhit till while the more than 30-year inventory system continues to run titles, stock and publisher supply. Customers receive the receipt digitally; printers and scanners stay for exceptions. The point of sale becomes an opt-in touchpoint along the real purchase – under GDPR, and without replacing the independent bookselling software.