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Guide to Choosing the Best POS Software
How do you determine the right POS software for your business model? Common mistakes to avoid when implementing POS software? The software’s cost, scalability, features, and support are all factors to consider.
An Event POS enrich your business portfolio
Orderpin is a POS software tailor-made for sports venues, events, and activities. It is built on Amazon AWS cloud technology, runs on mobile payment devices such as
Restaurant POS Development: Key Features Tailored in Modern POS Development
Explore essential features like table management, order customization, kitchen display systems, inventory tracking, and payment integrations tailored for restaurants.
How to get a piece of the pie in the fast-growing POS market？
The mobile POS terminals market size was valued at USD 36.07 billion in 2022. It is estimated to expand at a compound annual growth rate CAGR of 11.1% over the forecast period 2023 to 2030.
Ger more merchant leads for free forever
When ISO/MSP acquires merchants, it focuses on newly opened merchants or enters the existing market to replace the POS provided by other ISO/MSPs to merchants. This is a very different market strategy.
White Label POS System: A Game-Changer for Merchant Service Providers and Payment Processors
White label POS systems allow merchant service providers and payment processors to offer branded solutions without development costs. These systems enhance branding, streamline payment processes, and provide flexible, scalable tools for diverse industries.
Revolutionizing Restaurant Efficiency: A New Era in POS Systems
The user-friendly interface of the POS system, which is designed to simplify the order processing process through gesture operation, making it intuitive and easy to use, even for those who are new to digital ordering platforms.
What is OEM POS
An OEM POS (Original Equipment Manufacturer Point of Sale) is a POS system created by one company and branded or customized by another for resale. The OEM typically produces the hardware or software that is then adapted with branding, features, or integrations by the reseller, allowing businesses to offer a POS solution under their own name without needing to build the technology from scratch.
Understanding the Difference Between Dual Pricing and Surcharging in POS Systems Across U.S. States
In the U.S., dual pricing and surcharging are both POS (point-of-sale) strategies that businesses use to manage credit card processing fees, but they function differently in terms of customer billing and regulatory impact.
