Your village shop, open around the clock
With scango.ch's self-checkout, your village shop stays open 24/7 – even when you can't be behind the till yourself. Your neighbours can shop anytime, and you save on staffing costs.
Open 24/7
Your shop serves the village in the evening, on weekends and on public holidays.
No staffing costs
The checkout runs unattended – your time goes into your range, not into wages for till staff.
Age verification included
Sell beer, wine and spirits unattended and fully compliant with Stellard.
Easy to use
Scan, pay, done – simple enough for customers who rarely check out themselves.
How a village shop runs with scango.ch
Whether you stock 200 or 2,500 items, your assortment follows what your village needs day to day: groceries, fresh bread, chilled drinks, plus a secured beer and spirits cellar if you want one. The checkout records and books every purchase automatically, and the cloud dashboard shows you from anywhere what's selling and when to reorder. Customers pay by card or TWINT, and video surveillance adds an extra layer of security.
Dorla Gähwil
Opened in the middle of the village of Gähwil and running 24 hours a day since 2025: Dorla stocks 2,500 everyday items – fully unattended, with a secured beer and spirits cellar. Visit and see the system in action for yourself.
FAQ
How does a self-checkout work in a village shop?
Customers scan their own items at the terminal and pay by card or TWINT. You keep an eye on sales and stock through the cloud dashboard, even on the go.
Is an unattended village shop safe from theft?
Video surveillance, clear checkout flows and low anonymity in a village all help. In practice, shrinkage stays remarkably low for our customers.
What does a self-checkout cost for a village shop?
Plans start from CHF 99 per month, including the checkout, cloud dashboard and support. The exact price depends on your shop's size and setup.
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