Customer-Facing Display
Customer-facing displays show customers their transaction, collect signatures, and prompt for tips. Improve transparency and customer experience.
Why It Matters
- •Transaction transparency
- •Reduce disputes
- •Tip prompt visibility
- •Professional appearance
- •Customer signature capture
Key Capabilities
Order Display
Show items as they're added
Total Display
Clear view of transaction total
Tip Selection
Customer selects tip amount
Signature Capture
Sign on screen when needed
Marketing Display
Show promotions during idle
Receipt Choice
Select print, email, or none
Provider Comparison
Customer display on Square Terminal and Register. Shows items, total, tips, and signature.
Limitations: Not all hardware has displays
Excellent customer-facing screens. Clear displays with Clover Station and Duo.
Limitations: None significant
Restaurant-optimized displays. Order confirmation and tip prompts.
Limitations: None for restaurant use
Customer display available with some setups. Basic functionality.
Limitations: Limited options
Customer display possible with iPad setup. Not as polished as dedicated hardware.
Limitations: Depends on configuration
Common Questions
Do I need a customer-facing display?
Helpful but not essential. Improves trust (customers see what they're charged), enables tip prompts, and looks professional. Worth it for most customer-facing businesses.
Single vs dual screen setup?
Dual screens (operator + customer) are ideal for retail/restaurant. Single screen works for mobile or simple transactions where you turn the device to customer for payment.
Best For
- ✓Retail stores
- ✓Restaurants
- ✓Any customer-facing business