---
title: "Discogs and your till on one stock list: sold at the counter, gone from Discogs"
description: "Discogs and your till on one inventory: a record sold at the counter leaves Discogs within minutes, and a Discogs order sets the till stock to zero."
url: https://recordflower.com/integrations/discogs-pos
lang: en
---

# Discogs and the counter: stop pulling sold records off Discogs by hand

With RecordFlower your till and Discogs read the same Hub. A sale at the counter, in Loyverse, PayPal Point of Sale (formerly Zettle), Lightspeed, Shopify POS or SumUp, books the copy off and withdraws the Discogs listing within minutes. A Discogs order sets the till stock to zero, so the copy cannot be sold again at the counter.

- Available in: Shop
- Status: Live
- Last checked: November 2026

## What Discogs and your till syncs with the Hub

| What | Synced | How |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Stock | Yes | Counter sale ends the Discogs listing; Discogs order zeroes the till stock. |
| Price with channel rule | Yes | The counter shows the Hub price, Discogs shows the Hub price with the Discogs rule. |
| Orders | Partly | Each sale is registered in the Hub. Receipts stay in the till, Discogs orders stay on Discogs. |
| Shipping status | No | You mark Discogs orders as shipped on Discogs. |
| Photos | No | Discogs shows release images; the till shows product name, barcode and price. |

## How Discogs and your till works with RecordFlower

1. Connect Discogs and your till under Settings, Integrations, and import your Discogs listings once.
2. Print labels for records without a barcode, so the scanner at the counter can read every sleeve.
3. Publish the copies to the till. Each one lands as a product with barcode and price.
4. Sell at the counter or on Discogs. The Hub books the copy off and updates the other side within minutes.

## What it does not do

- It does not turn Discogs into your stock list. The Hub is the source; Discogs and the till are channels on it.
- It does not replace your till software. You keep your receipts and payments where they are.
- It does not sync continuously from Discogs. The import runs once; sales flow back every minute.

Every record has one price in the Hub. For Discogs and your till you set a markup or discount, as a percentage or a fixed amount, and a single record can get its own price on this channel. [Read how to set prices per channel](https://recordflower.com/blog/setting-prices-per-channel-for-discogs-bol-com-and-ebay)

## Questions about Discogs and your till and RecordFlower

### How do I take a record off Discogs when it sells in the shop?

You do nothing. The till reports the sale, the Hub books the copy off and withdraws the Discogs listing, usually within a few minutes.

### What happens when a record sells on Discogs while it lies in the crate?

The Hub reads the Discogs order within a minute and sets the till stock for that copy to zero. Scanning it at the counter shows it as sold.

### Which tills work with Discogs through RecordFlower?

Loyverse, PayPal Point of Sale (formerly Zettle), Lightspeed, Shopify POS and SumUp, all on the Shop plan.

### Do I need to scan a sale twice, once in the till and once in RecordFlower?

No. You scan in the till as you do today. The till tells the Hub.

### Can I take records to a fair and keep Discogs accurate?

Yes. Fair mode takes a selection offline on Discogs and your webshop before you leave and puts the unsold copies back the same evening.

## Related integrations

- [Discogs](https://recordflower.com/integrations/discogs)
- [Tills](https://recordflower.com/integrations/pos)
- [Discogs and eBay](https://recordflower.com/integrations/discogs-ebay)
- [RecordFlower webshop](https://recordflower.com/integrations/webshop)
- [Integrations](https://recordflower.com/integrations)

## Knowledge base

- [Connecting your till to the Hub](https://recordflower.com/blog/connecting-your-till-to-the-hub)
- [How the Hub prevents double sales](https://recordflower.com/blog/how-the-hub-prevents-double-sales)
- [Fair mode: sell offline, keep stock accurate](https://recordflower.com/blog/fair-mode-sell-offline-keep-stock-accurate)