essa

Features / Pricing

Approved prices go straight to your register

Price changes you approve go to your register, and nothing changes until you say yes. No retyping prices at the counter after you've decided them.

Updated October 19, 2026

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How it works

  1. You approve a priceFrom a cost increase, a suggested reprice, or your own change.
  2. Kessa sends it backThe approved price goes to Clover, Square or Lightspeed.
  3. The register rings the new priceYour cashiers don't type anything in.

Why it matters

Deciding a new price is one job; getting it onto the register is another, and the second one is where prices get missed. Sending the approved price back removes the retyping.

Common questions

Which registers can receive prices?
Clover, Square and Lightspeed. Stores on another register send a sales file, and Kessa sends nothing back to them.
Can a price change without me?
No. A price is only sent after you approve it.

Related features

  • Reprice from cost · When a cost goes up, Kessa suggests a new shelf price from your target margin and you approve it.
  • Clover · Connects straight to your Clover account and reads your sales, item catalog and on-hand counts. Checked-in deliveries, confirmed counts and approved prices can be sent back.
  • Square · Connects straight to your Square account and reads your sales and item catalog. Checked-in deliveries, confirmed counts and approved prices can be sent back.

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