Touch POS Machine for Restaurants

• Manage your inventory with Retail software
• Full stock controls
• Multi Store Management
• Retail software for Customer promotions and Loyalty
• Employee management in Retail stores
• Retail software helps in Superfast transaction processing
• Compatible POS and Desktop terminals, entirely hardware
• Alerts and real-time robust reporting for business intelligence

What Is a POS?

A POS or point of sale is a device that is used to process transactions by retail customers. A cash register is a type of POS. The cash register has largely been replaced by electronic POS terminals that can be used to process credit cards and debit cards as well as cash.

A POS may be a physical device in a brick-and-mortar store or a checkout point in a web-based store.

The software for POS devices is growing increasingly elaborate, with features that allow retailers to monitor inventory and buying trends, track pricing accuracy, and collect marketing data,

For example, department stores often have POSs for individual product groups, such as appliances, electronics, and apparel. The designated staff can actively promote products and guide consumers through purchase decisions rather than simply processing transactions. Similarly, the format of a POS can affect profit or buying behavior, as this gives consumers flexible options for making a purchase.

• A point of sale (POS) is a place where a customer executes the payment for goods or services and where sales taxes may become payable.
• A POS transaction may occur in person or online, with receipts generated either in print or electronically. Cloud-based POS systems are becoming increasingly popular among merchants.
• POS systems are increasingly interactive, particularly in the hospitality industry, and allow customers to place orders and reservations and pay bills electronically.