Convenience stores, grocery stores and other high volume retail outlets can now leverage the power of Amigo POS. Until now, c-store operators have had to combine disparate POS applications to handle retail sales and restaurant sales. Amigo POS allows you to maintain the familiar user interface while offering an integrated retail module that is second to none.
Categories: Barcode Scanners · Restaurant Pos · Retail Pos
Tagged: bar code, Barcode Scanners, deli pos, food store, grocery store pos, pizza software
| Look no further for thermal printing on 80mm wide paper, the Bixolon Samsung SRP-350 thermal receipt printer is a workhorse printer.
Benefiting from Windows and OPOS drivers the Bixolon Samsung SRP-350 thermal receipt printer is easy to integrate to any system. Fast speed and reliability you can expect from a leading manufacturer. The Bixolon Samsung SRP-350 thermal receipt printer offers simplicity for the operator with “drop in and print” paper loading and ease of connectivity for the technician with interchangeable interfaces and industry standard drivers. The modern design and small footprint enhance any environment. The Bixolon Samsung SRP350 thermal receipt printer is designed for the retail environment and features high speed printing of receipts, coupons, logos and barcodes in a small footprint ergonomic design. |
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| The Bixolon Samsung SRP350 high speed thermal receipt printer is an ideal choice when requiring a fast reliable printing solution.
The Bixolon Samsung SRP350 drop and print paper supply design allows for easy paper loading. Multiple emulations – ESC/POS, Epson, Star, Citizen. Three Year Parts and Labor Warranty, Two Year Warranty on Print Heads and Cutter |
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Categories: POS Printers · Pos Hardware
Tagged: color, pos printer, printers, receipt printer
The Weigh-Tronix model 6702 is a Point-of-Sale Interface scale used for linking to all major electronic cash registers or computers. The low profile 6702 is only 2.5″ high and is designed for use in coffee houses, convenience stores, cafeterias, ice cream parlors, tobacco shops, theaters, or other retailers where counter space is limited. The scale is serial attach and OPOS compatible. The scale has weight capacities of 15lbs or 30lbs and a space saving 6″ x 10″ stainless steel dished platter.
The external display features an easy to read six-digit LCD display with large 1/2″ characters and 7′ cable.
Included Part Numbers:
9504-16658 15lbs scale
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9504-16422 30lbs scale
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1140-13842 10′ Serial Cable 9 pin
7200-14829 Display Bracket
Color: Black /Stainless
Categories: Pos Hardware · Restaurant Pos
Advanced Trade-in uses pre-defined rules to automate the process of handling trade-ins.
POSitive Software Company announces a new feature in POSitive Retail Manager that makes the handling of used merchandise or trade-ins much faster and easier. Advanced Trade-in uses pre-defined rules to automate the process of handling trade-ins.
“We’ve eliminated any guesswork on the part of sales clerks”, said Mike Goodmansen, director of training for POSitive Software Company. “Training is simplified because the POS system determines whether or not an item can be accepted and what the trade-in price will be.”
“The whole trade-in process is more efficient”, added Mr. Goodmansen. “Items are immediately processed into inventory and ready for sale.”
POSitive Retail Manager Advanced Trade-in features include:
• New enhanced trade-in feature uses predefined rules to eliminate guesswork by clerks.
• Monitors number of items in stock.
• Price is automatically adjusted based on the number of items already in stock.
• Will refuse to accept trade-in if too many are in stock.
• Trade-in automatically processed and ready for sale.
• Payout can include surcharges.
• Automatically controls payout by cash or store credit.
• Manual override by manager.
POSitive Retail Manager is the cornerstone of a suite of products and services designed to automate the point of sale, credit card processing and e-commerce needs of small to medium size retail stores.
Categories: Positive Retail Manager
Positive Software Company has decided to change the name of Multi-store to Multi-site in Positive Retail manager to better reflect how the product is actually used. Many customers have warehouses, or mobile sales operations that aren’t really “store” sites, so Multi-site is a better descriptive name. We’ve already made the change to the dealer price list and should have our web site and marketing materials updated by the end of this month.
Our programming department has also made a number of enhancements to Multi-site and changed the installation proceedure. Starting with the next official release, there will be a specific registration for the Master Site, which must be completed first before any other site can be activated. Setup of Remote Sites will also be handled by the Master Site.
Categories: Positive Retail Manager
A point of sale (POS) is basically a computerized terminal that replaces a cash register. Mdtcs.com has many successful implementations of POS, it may be necessary to consult reseller who has both expertise pos software and hardware. Today's pos software can be found in many organizations, which may be a service desk like you find in restaurants, entertainment outlets, lodgings, and museums. IBM was the first to introduce pos software, with its IBM 3650 and 3660 Store Systems, in the year 1973. It was used in Pathmark Stores of New Jersey and Dillard’s department stores. However, today there are hundreds of types of pos software to suit individual needs of a business. The most popular and sought after pos software are those catering to restaurants and retail stores. The basic necessities for installation of pos software are computers, scanners, keyboards, printers, and cash registers. It is also necessary to have barcode printing software, inventory software and cash register software for the smooth running of a business with pos software. With pos software, you will be able to integrate all the physical devices that are found in the pos system. This is because the pos software is in computer language and facilitates automated data processing. There are different types of pos software that are created to suit the needs of different organizations and businesses. With the help of pos software, it is possible to monitor day to day activities of a business and the systematic running of the businesses. The software helps business to keep track of all incomes and expenditures that the business incurs in its running. All this is made possible through touch screen information kiosks and vending machines. The reason you need to have pos software to speed up your business transactions and for accurate budgeting, is so that you can have the maximum increase in the profits of your business.
Categories: Positive For Windows · Positive Retail Manager
POSitive Software Company recently completed the installation of its West coast web server facility in Pasco, Washington.
“We’ve maintained a server facility on the East coast for several years and it has served us well, but the rapid growth of our POSitive Commerce E-commerce service has made it necessary for us to expand our capacity”, said Dean Martin, Operations Manager for POSitive Software Company.
“We’re making a significant investment in our infrastructure in order to handle the continued growth of POSitive Commerce and to ensure a high level of performance for our client’s E-commerce sites”, added Martin.
POSitive Commerce is a state-of-the-art E-commerce service that is built upon the open source Joomla content management system. By using open source technology, POSitive Commerce gives clients a high degree of flexibility in the design and functionality of their E-commerce site. The service is integrated with POSitive Retail Manager, a retail store management system that allows easy upload of inventory, pricing, and images to the POSitive Commerce web site, as well as downloading of orders.
POSitive Commerce is part of the POSitive Retail Manager suite of products and services designed to automate the point of sale, credit card processing and e-commerce needs of small to medium size retail stores.
Free Download Available
POSitive Retail Manager is available exclusively through a worldwide network of authorized dealers. A free demo of the software is available for downloading at www.gopositive.com.
POSitive Software Company was founded in 1993 to develop and market point-of-sale software. The Company serves customers in North America, the Caribbean, United Kingdom, South Africa and Australia.
Categories: Positive Retail Manager
Part number: PF-TP8415WXP-IR
Posiflex JIVA 8000 Touch Terminal, Intel P4-2.4G 512MB RAM 40G HDD, IR Touchscreen, Windows XP Pro
Categories: Pos Hardware · Tourch Screen LCD
To get your business set up to process credit card transactions, there are a few things you’ll need:
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If you want to process card transactions online, you will also need:
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The right card processing solution for your business depends on the nature and volume of your transactions.
Regardless of your business’s size or industry, there are many benefits in having the ability to process credit card transactions.
By accepting multiple forms of payment, you give your customers options and improve their experiences. You also introduce a new audience of customers to grow your business organically.
In addition, card processing is an efficient, convenient payment solution that helps you improve cash flow by ensuring timely, automatic deposits to your account.
Value-added services—like gift card and prepaid card programs—can provide a new channel for generating profits and increasing your revenue. Check protection services can help you limit your risk from bad checks.
Categories: Accept Credit Cards
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When a customer pays for products or services with a credit card, the card information is recorded—either by manual entry, a card imprinter, point-of-sale (POS) terminal, or virtual terminal—and then verified so that the merchant can receive payment for the transaction. This process involves the following parties: Cardholder: the owner of the card used to make a purchase Merchant: the business accepting credit card payments for products or services sold to the cardholder Acquirer: the financial institution or other organization that provides card processing services to the merchant Card association: a network such as VISA® or MasterCard® (and others) that acts as a gateway between the acquirer and issuer for authorizing and funding transactions Issuer: the financial institution or other organization that issued the credit card to the cardholder The flow of information and money between these parties—always through the card associations—is known as the interchange, and it consists of a few steps: 1. AuthorizationThe cardholder pays for the purchase and the merchant submits the transaction to the acquirer. The acquirer verifies with the issuer—almost instantly—that the card number and transaction amount are both valid, and then processes the transaction for the cardholder. 2. BatchingAfter the transaction is authorized it is then stored in a batch, which the merchant sends to the acquirer later to receive payment (usually at the end of the day). 3. Clearing and settlementThe acquirer sends the transactions in the batch through the card association, which debits the issuers for payment and credits the acquirer. In effect, the issuers pay the acquirer for the transactions. 4. FundingOnce the acquirer has been paid, the merchant receives payment. The amount the merchant receives is equal to the transaction amount minus the discount rate, which is the fee the merchant pays the acquirer for processing the transaction. The entire process, from authorization to funding, usually takes about 3 days. In the event of a chargeback (when there’s an error in processing the transaction or the cardholder disputes the transaction), the issuer returns the transaction to the acquirer for resolution. The acquirer then forwards the chargeback to the merchant, who must either accept the chargeback or contest it. |
Categories: Accept Credit Cards
