Reliability and lock-in are the two complaints we hear most from stores leaving their current system. So we published a status page, wrote export into the product rather than the sales pitch, and kept your payment processor out of the deal entirely.
Encrypted in transit and at rest, nightly backups with point-in-time recovery, role-based access so a seamstress account can't read your margins, and guards enforced by the database rather than promised by the app: payments cannot be deleted, ledger entries cannot be rewritten, a signed contract is frozen with a SHA-256 hash over its own snapshot, and a customer carrying financial history cannot be deleted at all.
PCI-compliant card processing sits on our roadmap alongside in-app payments. Until it ships, you keep your own processor and its own security posture — nothing about your existing setup changes, and card data never enters RingUps.
Which also means there's nothing here for us to lose.
We're a small team and we haven't bought a certification we can't yet operate behind. If a formal audit is a requirement for your group, say so on the call and we'll tell you where it sits on the roadmap.
Ask us what happens if we're acquired, if you leave, or if the site is down on a Saturday. You'll get a straight answer from the people who built it.