Powerful POS
Fast, reliable checkout built for liquor stores. Card, cash, split tenders, refunds, and one-tap bundles.
Checkout, inventory, ABC-aware compliance, local delivery and online ordering in one system — designed around how a package store here actually runs, not adapted from software built for coffee shops.
Fast, reliable checkout built for liquor stores. Card, cash, split tenders, refunds, and one-tap bundles.
Break cases down to singles, see what's actually selling, and get reorder suggestions grouped by distributor — ABC and your beer reps ordered separately, the way you already do it.
Sale hours in your own time zone, ID verification, refusal and dram-shop logging, excise reporting, and audit trails. Alabama’s delivery statute is written in clause by clause — not bolted on after.
Your drivers, your rules, your customer relationship — with delivery-hour limits, ID checks at the door, and destination tax worked out for the county you're delivering into.
Let customers shop directly from you with live inventory, pickup, or delivery.
See sales, inventory movement, and team performance in real time with audit-ready exports.
Every screen below is the actual FoolProof app your team uses every day.
Scan or search, tap favorites and bundles to drop whole orders in at once, and take any tender — tax and compliance are calculated automatically, per item.

Open the register and see exactly where the day stands — drawer balance, live revenue, orders, active deliveries, and whether every compliance check is passing.

In-store, pickup, and delivery in one searchable queue — filter and sort across your entire history on the server, not just what's on screen.

No print server, no driver disc, no PC tethered under the counter. The printers pull their own work over the network — plug them in, name them, print.

80mm receipts with your logo and a scannable barcode on every one — so a customer walking back in with a receipt is one scan away from the original sale. Cuts the paper itself, and connects over your network rather than a cable to the till.

Shelf tags and price labels at 300 dpi — sharp enough that small print stays readable on a 2-inch tag. Takes die-cut or linerless media, so the same printer does tags and bag seals.
Any USB or Bluetooth barcode scanner works — they type, so there's nothing to install and no approved-model list to buy from. Scan at the register, and scan a delivery straight onto the shelf count.
Tested on the real units. Product images courtesy of Star Micronics.
Most systems give you a switch labeled “age check.” Alabama’s delivery law runs to twenty subsections of specific numbers, and we wrote them in one at a time.

Alabama isn’t wet or dry. It’s wet or dry by county, with municipalities that go their own way inside a dry one. A delivery address resolves to its county and its city before the order exists, so “I thought that address was fine” stops being something that can happen to you.
Someone who has hit their daily limit at one store has hit it everywhere. Most systems count per account, which means the cap resets with a second email address. We count the person — because that is what the statute says.
Ala. Code § 28-3A-13.1(b)(6) — “per customer in any single 24-hour period”9,000 mL of spirits. 9,000 mL of wine. 288 ounces of draft. The equivalent of 120 twelve-ounce beers. The order is refused before it can be written, not flagged for review afterwards.
§ 28-3A-13.1(b)(6)a–dRecipient 21 or over, identification scanned, signature captured. Nothing left unattended, nothing to a residence hall, nothing to another licensee, every package sealed and labeled as containing alcohol.
§ 28-3A-13.1(b)(9)–(b)(18)No sales after 2 a.m. Sunday unless your municipality has opted in by ordinance. Windows are evaluated in the store’s local time, and a window that crosses midnight is handled properly rather than cutting off at the wrong hour.
§ 28-3A-25(a)(19)–(20)Delivery provisions apply to stores holding an Alabama Delivery Service License, and rules are configured for your jurisdiction when you are set up. This describes how the software behaves — it is not legal advice, and your beverage attorney should still review your operation.
FoolProof was built by people who ran a package store and got tired of software that didn't fit it. Every workaround, every extra click, every "the system won't let you do that" raised the same question: why isn't there a better way?
So we built one — designed specifically for Alabama retailers, by people who understand this business because they've stood behind the counter in it.
Alabama founded. Alabama focused.
“Why isn't there a better way?”
The question that started it. Every feature since has had to answer it.
National POS systems try to serve every kind of retail at once. We only have to get one thing right — and it's the thing you do every day.
Book a demo and we'll walk your store through it — no call center, no script, and questions about ABC answered by someone who's dealt with them.
Questions, a demo, or help getting set up — send us a note and we'll get back to you.