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What POS system are you Using??

Jul 2, 2009 11:26 AM

Click to view TransActPOS's profile Authority TransActPOS 8 posts since
Jun 30, 2009
TransActPOS would like to know what POS system you are using for your store and what the Positives and Negatives are of each.....

www.transactpos.com
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Click to view hpwebsolution's profile Professional hpwebsolution 2 posts since
Jul 5, 2009
1. Re: What POS system are you Using?? Jul 5, 2009 4:14 PM
in response to: TransActPOS
Our POS system is WHMCS, and although it is a great system, that it is closed source is easily its largest drawback. Another problem it has is the dropdowns in the menus are not alphabetized or categorized well. It seems like they just stuck functions in any random place. Having worked in retail way-back-when, I think the biggest draw for a POS is ease of use. I say this coming from the person in the back-end, having to figure out what the users on the front end meant to do when they, say, sold an item we don't even have in stock. If the POS was easier to use, things like that would have happend less frequently. Another feature that is a must in any POS system is a Quickbooks bridge.
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Click to view bigbearomaha's profile Authority bigbearomaha 12 posts since
Jun 28, 2009
2. Re: What POS system are you Using?? Jul 5, 2009 6:46 PM
in response to: TransActPOS
While not a 'complete' cash register type of POS, BEL project includes web based NolaPro business management software with our small business web server customized installations. Nolapro is a full featured small business management software ( groupware" that includes a POS or cash register 'type' module allowing anyone with access to that aspect of the service a 'cash register' tool that is pretty good.

NolaPro is a FOSS ( Fre/OpenSource product and they provide full support at a reasonable price for 'advanced' installations.

You can see how BEL Project helps small business usesrs to implement NolaPro for free at our websites.

http://belproject.org

Big Bear
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Click to view TransActPOS's profile Authority TransActPOS 8 posts since
Jun 30, 2009
3. Re: What POS system are you Using?? Jul 6, 2009 9:50 AM
in response to: hpwebsolution
I agree with you on the Quickbooks bridge, that is definately a Yes in our system as well.
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