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POS Terminals

A full lane POS built for high-volume grocery and general merchandise, reading the same catalogue, prices and promotions as every other lane, kiosk and storefront you run.

Full-featured lane POS built for high-volume grocery and general merchandise.

Part of Checkout. Switch it on per company and per store; it reads the same master data as every other module.

Built for busy lanes

Designed for high-volume grocery and general merchandise, where the price, the promotion and the points have to be right in seconds.

One price, one promotion

Prices, promotions, stamps and loyalty come from head office, so every lane charges what was decided, in every store.

Trades through outages

When the store loses its connection the lanes keep selling and applying promotions, then reconcile when it returns.

Every receipt on record

Each receipt is searchable in seconds with line-level detail, and the end of day, e-journal and daily sales report come from the same lanes.

What buyers ask about POS terminals.

Does the POS work offline?
Yes. Lanes keep trading when the store loses connectivity, and reconcile with head office when it returns.
Which payment methods can the lane take?
Card terminals, e-wallets, buy-now-pay-later, gift cards and vouchers connect through the payments integrations, and the tenders each lane accepts are set per store, per lane and per company.
How are POS updates rolled out?
Releases are staged across the estate, monitored and can be rolled back remotely, so nobody visits a store with a USB stick.

See POS Terminals running on your stores

Bring your formats and your worst Monday. We will show you what it looks like on the platform.