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September 5, 2014

AccuPOS Point of Sale

877-888-0880 www.accupos.com AccuPOS Point of Sale is a stand-alone POS product designed for use in the retail and restaurant industry. AccuPOS is designed to flawlessly integrate with a variety of popular accounting programs including all QuickBooks financial products, Peachtree products, Sage BusinessWorks and Simply Accounting. Available in five different versions (Basic, Pro, Gold, Platinum and... Read more »

Mary Girsch-Bock

877-888-0880

www.accupos.com

AccuPOS Point of Sale is a stand-alone POS product designed for use in the retail and restaurant industry. AccuPOS is designed to flawlessly integrate with a variety of popular accounting programs including all QuickBooks financial products, Peachtree products, Sage BusinessWorks and Simply Accounting.

Available in five different versions (Basic, Pro, Gold, Platinum and Elite), AccuPOS is a scalable product that can easily grow along with a retail establishment. An easy-to-use interface simplifies system navigation, even for those new to the product. Fully customizable, AccuPOS provides the option to create an interface that suits a user’s needs. New terminals, users and even locations can be added at any time.

AccuPOS was designed to utilize touch-screen technology, and the flexibility of the product makes it easy to customize a system to particular business types. A running total of all transactions entered into the system are displayed on the POS interface screen, and tools like a calculator are available if needed. Custom menu pages can be easily created, and a series of user keys can be customized. All menu pages are fully customized as well, with the option to change the size, color and even the function of all buttons displayed in the POS user interface. Customized buttons can also be set up on the payment screen, where up to 15 different tender types can be chosen. Cashiers can easily split tender types, and both debit and credit cards can be easily swiped for quick processing.

AccuPOS also contains excellent customer management and tracking capability that will easily store customer information after the sale has been tendered. Cashiers can quickly lookup customer information during a sale, and AccuPOS tracks customer purchases for loyalty programs. Cash sales are easily processed by simply choosing the generic or cash sales option.

The Restaurant/Bar version of AccuPOS is pre-designed for the restaurant industry and offers industry-specific buttons and tabs. The interface, like the retail version, is completely customizable, with the ability to pre-set buttons for frequently ordered items. Restaurant managers can also create a custom layout of their restaurant, making it easy for servers to automate the order process.

A remote transfer module is available for businesses with more than one location. Other products include the AccuCOUNT inventory management program and the AccuSHIFT time clock system.

AccuPOS offers a series of bundled systems that include the POS software suitable for either retail or restaurant establishments, along with all of the essential hardware, including a touch-screen monitor, cash drawer, thermal receipt printer and barcode scanners. Users can also opt to purchase just the software. All software/hardware bundles includes one year of unlimited support. Visit the vendor’s website for more information or to view system videos or try out a demo.

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Mary Girsch-Bock

Mary Girsch-Bock

Contributing Writer

Mary grew up in Chicago, graduating from the University of Illinois-Chicago. She began her career as accountant and later made the switch to writing full time, concentrating on business and technology, with a focus on small business. A former QuickBooks beta tester, Mary’s work has appeared in The Motley Fool, The Blueprint, and Property Manager.com.  She currently writes a monthly accounting and technology-related blog for PLANERGY, and ghostwrites several blogs for various software companies.