5 Do's before getting POS

5 Do's Before getting POS

22 MAY 2019 | Maverick

5 Do's before getting POS
Getting the right POS system for your business can be tricky if you don't know exactly why you need one and how it will help you. It is not a one size fits all solution.

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1. Identify

Identify and understand what your business needs. This will save you from the hassle of running into problems in the future.

2. Set

Set a budget and don't buy strictly on price - if a complete full function POS system costs $25K, will you buy it thinking that the more expensive a POS system is, the better it's going to perform? Or will you buy a cheaper one hoping it doesn't have any bugs and performs like a pro? Check your funds to see what you can realistically afford. Most of the available systems are affordable monthly fee based that comes with free updates and remote customer service. 

3. Determine

Determine hardware requirements. Some POS systems will allow you to use existing hardware, while others come complete with the necessary gear. It's really up to your budget, but getting a POS system installed on hardware supplied by the providers is a better alternative and comes with less problems. 

4. Make

Make a shortlist of POS providers - having more than one option lets you choose the best one that fits your business model and gives you leverage on negotiating some extras or value added services.

5. Ask

Lastly, ask! Ask if they can provide a demo/ or free trail of the software. At least you get a feel for the interface. 
Getting the right POS system requires a lot of research and fully understanding what your business needs are. With the right tools, business' operating on tight budgets can minimise costs and grow much quicker.

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Getting the right POS system requires a lot of research and fully understanding what your business needs are. With the right tools, business' operating on tight budgets can minimise costs and grow much quicker.
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