It doesn’t matter what kind of retail business you run, every fashion, footwear, jewellery, accessories, sportswear or department store needs a way to process transactions. However, if you’re wondering what type of transaction method is right for you, we’re here to provide some insight into the differences between a retail POS system or a cash
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Owning a retail business is no easy job. Regardless of how high-traffic your store is, you need to keep track of staff, fulfill orders, handle stock, process customer exchanges…the list goes on. One thing you shouldn’t have to worry about is how well your payment system works, and whether you’re doing everything you can to
If you operate a retail business of any size, you’re undoubtedly familiar with the term POS – for Point-of-Sale. POS systems are standard in any sales situation, encompassing the till, as well as any hardware used at the point of sale such as screens, barcode scanners, card payment terminal, cash drawers and receipt printers. Now,
An electronic point-of-sale (EPOS) software package is one of the best ways for growing retailers to get a handle on their sales, stock, and customer management. A good retail EPOS system, combined with Head Office software, centralises numerous functions which were previously handled separately, allowing stock-related activities to be streamlined, while also tying in-person and
Nowadays, many more retailers are adding mobile point of sale (mPOS) solutions to their in store technology. This is because they offer a host of benefits and can make the buying experience more personalised for customers. As one of today’s leading retail POS providers, the team from Eurostop has helped hundreds of businesses make their
When it comes to conducting business nowadays, technology is key. For a retailer, omnichannel retailing, click and collect and in store tech including mobile point of sale (mPOS) enhances brand touchpoints and the customer journey. However, you might be wondering about the future of mPOS; is it here to stay? The team from Eurostop has
For a retailer, having effective stock control is essential. This is especially true if you’re managing online channels or multiple locations and geographies. For this reason, many choose to invest in stock control software, like the solution available from Eurostop. However, if you’re still not convinced, here are four reasons to consider stock control software
If you own a retail business, one of the best ways to ensure that your stock control and inventory processes are functioning efficiently is by investing in stock control software. Eurostop is one of the top stock control software providers and we’ve offered some insight for you below. What Exactly is Stock Control Software? Stock
Fiscalisation refers to fiscal law, which aims to prevent retailer fraud. It ensures that VAT transactions are reported and paid correctly to the authorities. Fiscal law can vary greatly between countries that have adopted fiscalisation, so for retailers operating internationally, it can be extremely challenging, expensive and time consuming to ensure compliance (Read in French
Is it time to update your point-of-sale software? Modern retail EPOS software offers numerous advantages that weren’t available just a few years before. In particular, today’s retail EPOS systems are going to be beneficial to businesses looking to embrace digital transformation and move towards a data-based approach to their work. Here are some of the