RushFlow’s dedicated apps — and which one you need
RushFlow ships dedicated native apps — purpose-built for the job, not a website squeezed into a browser shell. That is what makes offline selling, built-in printing and device integrations work smoothly. There are three apps, each for a different role.
The three apps
| App | Who it’s for | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| POS app | Cashiers | Fast selling on Android and Sunmi hardware — works offline, prints receipts on the built-in printer |
| Management app | Owners & managers | Sales, stock, money, HR and reports on the go; approve, record expenses, see dashboards |
| Super-admin app | Platform operators | Run the whole platform — tenants, billing, live chat, incidents (for RushFlow operators) |
Why native, not a browser wrapper
A browser-based POS cannot reliably reach a built-in printer, a Bluetooth device, or a ZKTeco reader, and it stops working when the connection drops. Native apps can — which is why RushFlow’s selling, printing and attendance features are dependable in a real shop.
Also available on the web
Everything the business needs is also reachable in a browser at your RushFlow address — useful for back-office work on a laptop. The apps and the web share one account and one set of data.
Frequently asked questions
Is RushFlow a native app or a website?
Both. There is a full web app, plus dedicated native apps: a POS cashier app (including Sunmi), a management app for owners/managers, and a super-admin console. The native apps enable offline selling, built-in printing and device integrations.
Which app do I need?
Cashiers use the POS app; owners and managers use the management app; RushFlow platform operators use the super-admin app. They share one account and the same data.
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