POS System Customer Checkout

• Easy to learn with just an internet connection or smartphone – You do not have to send your staff out for expensive training.
• Easy to use – Simple customer checkouts with many advanced features like a barcode scanner, touch screens, card payments processing for debit cards and credit cards, and mobile payment options like Apple Pay and Google Pay.
• Flexible – Handles any combination of discounts, taxes, receipts, returns, credits and sale specials in one easy transaction.
• Automatic – Applies automatic discounts or preferred price levels to special customers and offers other customer relationship management (CRM) options for a better customer experience.
• Rewarding – Helps your staff to practice suggestion selling and tracks their sales commissions at the checkout counter.
• Accommodating – If something is not in stock, you can send a customer order to the purchase order system and flag it for store pickup when it arrives.
• Secure – You control everything from who can see the profit margins and stock counts to who can give discounts for loyalty programs.
• Customer-oriented – Lets you reward your best customers with a bonus points program for greater customer satisfaction.
• Versatile – Printers capable of printing sales slips, price quotes, packing slips, and account invoices.
• Up To Date – Integrations with all the current retail devices, including bar code and credit card readers, customer display, cash drawer, barcoded scales, a two-color receipt printer and runs on any network.

Our point of sale system has evolved over a period of 25 years to offer a wide variety of options to retail businesses without putting clutter and complexity on the cashier screen or the customer-facing display.

Inventory Control / Purchase Orders

Good inventory management means balancing the expectations of your customers and your bankers, so you must avoid being either understocked or overstocked. Here are some inventory control features:

• Flexible – Auto-generate purchase orders using a variety of calculation methods.
• Current – Get up-to-the-minute reports for sales, inventory, low stock, overstock, and on-order items.
• Precise – Read data from a portable stock counting device.
• In Control – Do on-screen preview and editing of purchase orders.
• Fine Tuned – Consider base stock, re-order points, re-order quantities, and sales performance when calculating orders.
• Focused – Limit any report to selected items, suppliers or departments.

The inventory system includes a wide selection of processes from receiving & transferring stock to importing & exporting stock data. The system also uses the internet to transmit inventory adds & changes, sales logs, and stock levels between stores or to and from head office.