Running TtaKkaa's Cashier on a Windows Device: Setup Step by Step
Not every shop wants to use a tablet — some owners already have an all-in-one PC or a Windows laptop and want to run TtaKkaa's cashier on it instead of buying a new tablet.
Why choose Windows over a tablet?
A Windows all-in-one usually gives you a bigger screen, and you might already have a device in the shop you don't need to replace. This makes sense especially if your shop has an accounting desk that uses the same device for other purposes.
Setup step by step
- Download the TtaKkaa cashier version for Windows from the downloads page.
- Sign in with the same credentials as your TtaKkaa account.
- Pick the branch this device will run for.
- Connect the receipt printer (network or USB) from device settings.
Updates on the Windows version
The Windows version checks for a new update and prompts you to download it, exactly like on mobile — you don't need to manually watch another site to know if a new version is out.
The numbers, honestly
Instead of buying a new tablet when you already have a working Windows device, you can start with the device you have and save the cost of an extra one.
If you haven't decided between a tablet and Windows
Compare the two options in the Android tablet buying guide, or check the full POS hardware buying guide.
Written by The TtaKkaa team
with the Ttakka team
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Is TtaKkaa's cashier on Windows exactly the same version as the tablet one?
Same core features, but the exact build version can differ slightly between Windows and Android depending on the release schedule.
Do I need a powerful Windows device to run TtaKkaa's cashier?
No, a mid-range all-in-one PC is enough to run the cashier smoothly for most shops.
Do updates download automatically on the Windows version?
Yes, the Windows version checks for a new update and prompts you to download it, the same way updates work on mobile.