EPoS (Electronic Point of Sale) Technology News

EPOS or Electronic Point of Sale software is found in the majority of retail businesses. An EPOS system generally consists of a VDU (Visual Display Unit) and a PC and the system may also include additional equipment such as a scanner or a printer, depending on the requirements of the business. A traditional EPoS system is where the software is deployed locally on the till hardware and is generally found at the 'checkout' of a business, but can be linked to other terminals in the 'back' of the business and can even be linked to the business' website. 

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Retail IT opens a concept store in its Wimbledon office

1 Retail IT opens a concept store in its Wimbledon office

As part of its 15 year anniversary celebrations, retail technology specialist Retail IT has opened a concept store in its Wimbledon office.

Debut for Aures POS in Automotive, Engineering & Manufacturing, in partnership with Sorion Electronics

2 Debut for Aures POS in Automotive, Engineering & Manufacturing, in partnership with Sorion Electronics

Technology developer Sorion Electronics, now 25 years old, offers a comprehensive range of bespoke systems and services for the Automotive, Engineering and Manufacturing industries. Sorion's engineering, in the shape of bespoke electrical testing and assembly process control solutions, is used in the production of billions of dollars' worth of vehicles every month.

Alyasra Fashion selects AURES EPoS equipment for its operations

3 Alyasra Fashion selects AURES EPoS equipment for its operations

Alyasra Fashion has selected AURES' Sango terminals for its outlets in Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Lebanon and Iraq.

eMobilePOS Featured at Intel’s Executive Reception and Multiple Partner booths at TRANSACT 16

4 eMobilePOS Featured at Intel’s Executive Reception and Multiple Partner booths at TRANSACT 16

e-Nabler Corp., had a hectic week at TRANSACT 16, April 19-21 in Las Vegas where eMobilePOS, the company's flagship product was one of the featured mobile checkout and payment solutions at Intel's Executive Reception at the Delano Hotel Wednesday night.

TouchBistro expands mobile payments support to Europe with iZettle integration

5 TouchBistro expands mobile payments support to Europe with iZettle integration

TouchBistro, the iPad point-of-sale (POS) solution for restaurants in 35 countries, is now seamlessly integrated with iZettle, the number one mobile payments provider in Europe and Latin America.

POS brand Posiflex wins prestigious Red Dot Award for new all-in-one space-saving POS system

6 POS brand Posiflex wins prestigious Red Dot Award for new all-in-one space-saving POS system

Posiflex Technology, Inc. has been recognised by the internationally renowned Red Dot Award: Product Design 2016 for its latest compact, all-in-one EPOS system – model HS-3510W.

EllaFashion launches Digital EllaFittingRoom application for fashion retailers

7 EllaFashion launches Digital EllaFittingRoom application for fashion retailers

EllaFashion has launched its EllaFittingRoom system – a smart technology that the company claims revolutionises the way customers and staff use changing room facilities in fashion stores.

Businesses to 'count success' accurately with Cashmaster One launch

8 Businesses to 'count success' accurately with Cashmaster One launch

Cashmaster International has expanded its range of count-by-weight products with the launch of Cashmaster One.

The future of retail engagement lies in biometrics

9 The future of retail engagement lies in biometrics

By Chris Jones, Managing Director of Icon UK Ltd.

The Retail Business Technology Expo 2016 closed last week after another successful show. Over the two days of the show, retail industry leaders and suppliers debated the future of the industry and how best to tackle their most challenging issues.

Spill-proof Citizen CT-S651 provides reliability for hospitality businesses

10 Spill-proof Citizen CT-S651 provides reliability for hospitality businesses

The hospitality industry is notoriously fast paced, and often a challenging and demanding environment for point of sale (POS) technology.

EPOS or Electronic Point of Sale

By linking the EPOS system to the business' website, customers are provided with real-time information regarding stock, through the use of automatic stock control. Links to other terminals within the shop results in greater control over the business as a whole. Extended retail EPoS software facilities include instant messaging direct to point of sale, time and attendance management, a central document sharing facility, and cash/safe management. .Cloud based EPOS means retailers access it via the internet giving retailers real time access.

Electronic Point of Sale (EPOS) is a system that combines hardware and software to process customer transactions in a retail outlet. EPOS systems typically consist of a touchscreen computer, receipt printer, barcode scanner, cash drawer, and software.

EPOS systems can be used to track sales, manage inventory, and generate reports. They can also be used to accept payments from customers using a variety of methods, such as credit cards, debit cards, and cash.

EPOS systems offer a number of advantages over traditional cash registers, including:

  • Increased accuracy: EPOS systems are less prone to errors than cash registers, as they automatically calculate the total amount due and generate receipts.
  • Improved efficiency: EPOS systems can help businesses process transactions more quickly and efficiently.
  • Increased data insights: EPOS systems can generate reports that provide businesses with insights into their sales, inventory, and customer behavior.

EPOS systems are a valuable tool for businesses of all sizes. They can help businesses improve their efficiency, accuracy, and data insights.

Here are some examples of electronic point-of-sale systems:

  • Square
  • Shopify POS
  • Lightspeed Retail
  • Revel Systems
  • Toast

These systems offer a variety of features and pricing plans to fit the needs of different businesses.

If you are considering implementing an EPOS system in your business, there are a few things you should keep in mind:

  • The size and complexity of your business will determine the features you need in an EPOS system.
  • You need to choose a system that is easy to use and that integrates with your existing business systems.
  • You need to consider the cost of the system, as well as the ongoing costs of maintenance and support.

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