Effective POS systems require multiple integrated components and applications, such as:
Software Applications |
Robust POS system software can run custom reports and integrate into accounting systems and customer relationship management (CRM) applications. As each industry is unique, it is critical to find applications with features and functionality tailored to meet those needs. |
Central Processing Unit (CPU) |
The backbone of the POS system, the CPU, is designed to meet the rugged conditions of a retail environment. It offers unique peripheral connections and long-lasting platforms to eliminate driver errors throughout the system. |
Input Devices |
1D Barcode Scanners provide retailers with an automated point of entry into software applications.
- 2D Barcode Scanners provide retailers with the ability to accept mobile couponing and ticketing.
- Programmed keyboards, check readers, and pin pads for accepting payment are additional input devices found at point of payment.
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Payment Process Devices |
Payment processing continues to evolve and so do the standards. PCI Compliance and the strictures surrounding it are only becoming more complex. If you’re opening your first store or putting your fiftieth salesman on the road, our team can work with you to ensure your devices are secure. |
Cash Drawers |
Durability and construction are key when choosing a cash drawer. Look for those made with at least 18‑gauge steel. |
Displays |
LCD monitors (including touch screen) display information to employees. Pole displays, or smaller, customer-facing displays present customer-side transactions and are legally required in many states. |
Printers |
Selecting a printer that fits your environment is important. Whether you are in a small retail location or a highly trafficked spot, operating as a single entrepreneur or managing a full kitchen staff, there is a printer that’s perfect for you. Speak with a member of our team to determine the correct product to meet your needs. Dot-matrix printers generally can withstand the heat and traffic of commercial kitchens. Thermal printers—often used at checkout—are quiet, fast, and produce high-quality receipts. |