Quickbooks has an add-on product called Quickbooks POS
(point of sale). It's cheap as POS products go, works with
inventory, etc.. Not sure how good it is on membership, but
it can do things like tie sales back to sales/people
(artists in your case), manage gift cards and similar
purchases. Be warned, though: POS software requires POS
hardware, so you're likely starting at over $2000 for a
single register.
On the other hand, a full-fledged specialty retail package
with several registers is going to cost $20-50k, so
Quickbooks POS may be a good bet. I think it works with
NonProfit Books as well.
- Dan
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