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Pros Ease of Use Affordability Simple set up Easy to reach customer service Cons Slightly clunky back office Overview Founded in 2013 in London, England, Nobly hasn’t taken long to rise through the ranks in the iPad point of sale industry. The company specializes in the hospitality industry, gearing its product toward smaller, independent businesses. […]

Square Cash App Overview Square continues to roll out feature after feature for businesses in the payments space, and one of those features is Square Cash. Like PayPal and its subsidiary Venmo, Square Cash is a digital wallet. Consumers can send money to their friends and family at no cost, load money from a card, […]

So what happens when the internet goes out at your business? In this post, we’ll explain offline POS mode, how it works, what the limitations are, and what you need to ask a prospective POS provider before you commit to a contract.

While Square is already doing quite well in the market, its recent addition, Square Register, looks to turn the company into the Amazon.com of point of sale systems. With the ability to easily plug in additional compatible hardware, an improved interface, and one of the best processing systems on the market, Square Register is positioned to make an immediate impact.

Remember your initial confusion the first time you made a purchase at a store or restaurant and were handed an iPad to complete your transaction? It probably wasn’t as long ago as you think. In just a few short years, retailers (particularly SMBs) have been switching to iPad-based point of sale systems in droves. But […]

Cegid is a modern POS solution for mid-sized to large retail businesses featuring a sleek interface, interactive features for customers and employees, and strong back-end reporting.

Invoice Ninja is well on its way to becoming one of the greats in the invoicing world. Invoice Ninja is also one of the few, if not the only, invoicing programs that offer a free, open-source version of its software. This version is locally-installed and can be customized to fit your unique business needs. If you don’t want to self-host your invoicing software, there is a cloud-based SaaS version of Invoice Ninja (which the majority of this review focuses on).

If you’re looking for an all-in-one POS program, Hike should have you covered with things such as built-in loyalty, eCommerce, and a solid list of integrations.

Pros Strong customer management Built in gift card function Simple inventory management Intuitive interface in back end features Cons Extra cost for premium support Occasional trouble syncing with existing hardware Overview: You know how, in the ’90s, Hollywood gifted us with a glut of romantic comedies where a fresh-faced young man or woman traipsed through […]

Overview: Bepoz got its start in Australia and has since taken off internationally. In 2004, the company created its own POS which is currently available in eight different countries. Bepoz has some truly outstanding features, particularly on the backend, with one of the most advanced reporting systems imaginable, a host of technological advances, and the […]