Scanner & Multi-Card Capture
Bring cards into Optic from a supported scanner, phone, or camera without bouncing through a separate intake program.
Trading card shop software built as one operating system for the modern card store—from AI card recognition and smart intake to inventory management, point of sale, eBay, customers, staff, payroll, reporting, network search and store intelligence.
Filter the system by job, then open any module for the exact operating detail: what it does, how it works, what it protects and why it matters to a store owner.
Bring cards into Optic from a supported scanner, phone, or camera without bouncing through a separate intake program.
Optic recognizes sports and TCG cards and returns structured identity data with confidence instead of making staff type every field.
Turn AI recognition into a real store inventory item with verification, pricing, condition, images, quantity and location.
Show what Optic observed about condition instead of hiding everything behind one grade-like label.
Useful identity and recognition observations contribute to reusable Optic card knowledge independently from any one store's operational inventory.
Search, filter, value, price, locate, edit, delete, recover and maintain the store's trading-card inventory from one workspace.
Create a physical-digital link between the card in the case and the record inside Optic.
Allow inventory cleanup without turning a mistaken click into permanent data loss.
Search available inventory, build a cart, complete the sale, mark inventory sold, produce a receipt and update store metrics.
Publish selected Optic inventory to the store's eBay account while keeping marketplace identifiers attached to the card.
Keep one physical card from remaining available in two selling channels after it has already sold.
Participating stores can search across network-visible inventory and see which stores currently have a card.
Keep market value, store list price, provider confidence, suggested pricing and pricing-review signals connected to the card.
Combine condition, pricing confidence, provider agreement, liquidity, comparable-sale coverage and portfolio guidance in one card-level decision screen.
Give the owner one operating view for revenue, profit, inventory health, pricing opportunity and what needs attention next.
Ask questions about the current store and use suggested actions to move directly into the correct workflow.
Analyze available inventory for hold, grade, reprice, discount, aging and high-margin opportunities.
Keep customer records inside the same store operating system instead of in a disconnected contact file.
Provision employees into the correct store instead of allowing staff onboarding to create accidental new store records.
Give owners, managers and cashiers the access they need while keeping destructive or administrative operations behind higher-trust roles.
Maintain payroll employee records inside the same store platform used for users and operations.
Create payroll periods and runs, review adjustments, approve runs and retain payroll history.
Track payroll tax settings, liabilities, deposits, employer profiles and reporting snapshots with federal/state logic.
Sales and operational history feed reporting, trends and snapshots without exporting the business to another daily reporting system.
Manage store profile, network visibility, marketplace connection, subscription usage, system status and maintenance tools.
Core supports up to 1,000 active cards / 2,000 images; Unlimited removes those restrictions. Beta stores remain unrestricted during testing.
Store users and operational inventory stay isolated by store identity and database policies while network-visible data is exposed through a separate controlled layer.
Detect incomplete records and repair inventory before selling, reporting or demonstrations.
This is the path a real store follows: capture, recognize, verify, label, operate, sell and learn from the transaction.
Feed one card or a stack through the scanner, or switch to phone/camera capture.
The important part is not “eBay integration.” The important part is what happens when the physical card sells in either channel.
Select the card, confirm the listing, publish to the store's eBay account and retain the eBay listing/offer identity on the Optic inventory record.
Six guided product scenes. The controls sit in two rows of three so the software screen stays large and readable. Use Expand View for a near full-screen inspection.
The public simulator below shows the design principle: destructive, marketplace and administrative controls stay behind the right roles.
For supported workflows, sales, employee records, payroll operations, employer/tax data, reporting, inventory and marketplace activity live inside the same store platform.
Sales, sale items, receipts, revenue, inventory sold state and transaction history stay together.
Employee payroll profiles, periods, runs, adjustments, approvals, deposits, liabilities and snapshots live in Optic.
Federal/state payroll settings, employer profiles, liabilities, deposits and year-end snapshots stay attached to the store.
Operational activity feeds trends, inventory health, pricing opportunity, recent sales and executive recommendations.
Inventory, sales, sold-state history, receipts, payroll operations, tax/employer records and reporting use the same store data instead of forcing the owner to maintain separate copies of the business in different daily systems.
The goal of this walkthrough is simple: a store owner should understand exactly what Optic does, how the workflows connect and why the platform changes the way the store operates—without needing a physical demonstration.
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