My background is point of sale, and I realized when bitcoin became legal tender in El Salvador, I could help with the transition from a dollar to a bitcoin standard there. In doing this, I built a product that can also be used in retail and b2b sales here in the states, while also orange-pilling merchants through a fully integrated business management and point of sale system that takes credit cards and bitcoin with full reporting on all payment methods. Restaurant staff can carry the app on their own devices and integrate with the main system - no more waiting for a manager who may or may not know how to work a wallet, or the cook with their bitcoin wallet to come to the table to present a QR code. Yes, both of these types of interactions have happened to me when trying to pay at a business that 'took' bitcoin. AlpacaRMS fixes this problem.

BTCRetailX was a placeholder name until we came up with something better. It was a mouthful and got complaints all the time.
So we knew we would be rebranding at some point as well as redesigning the GUI. So my bitcoin buddy (a graphic design artist among other talents) from Charlotte, Jacob Parrish, actually came up with Alpaca when we were bantering about animal names for a point of sale system - many animals were already taken. I had to think a bit about it and realized that in an Alpaca, we have a hard working pack animal, and then we came up with the graphic image, and the name and the image took off.