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Internationale POSITION Ltd. Cameron Haus,

Weißes Kreuz, Südstraße, Lancaster LA1 4XF
Telefon +44 (0) 1524 388811. Email: sales@iposltd.com

POSWyse

ECR Konzept-Windows PosWyse Gastfreundschaft-System

Um im ultra-konkurrierenden Gastfreundschaftmarkt zu überleben, den Sie Kunden schnell und leistungsfähig dienen müssen, Niveaus der Qualität durchweg liefern Sie und mit Ihrem Geld intelligent seien Sie!

Die IPOS Berührungseingaben- Gastfreundschaft-System Hilfen Sie, zum alle drei zu tun!

Eigenschaften

Eigenschaften schließen ein:

Verkaufsstelle-Management

Produkt-Steuerung

Zarte Steuerung

Förderung-Steuerung

Bilanz-und Verkäufe Daten-Reports

POS Configuration Control

Stock Control

By controlling & optimising stock levels and analysing sales & margins the stock module maintains full control of the business. A seamless link to Poswyse completes the EPOS system.

Features

Customer Control and loyalty system

The customer control module integrates seamlessly into the Stock module. Customers are entered onto the system and their information is sent to each of the tills. The following head/back office features are available within customer control:

Customer List

An alphabetical list of customers sorted on Account Code. The list displays the following “at a glance” information:

Selecting an account will display the full customer details.

Customer Details

The customer details window provides comprehensive detailing of a customer. The window is divided into tabbed pages that provide the following information:

Invoice Production

Invoices may be generated at Head Office as well as at the point of sale. Invoices generated at Head Office are produced on A4 paper. Export details are generated for import into Sage Line50.

Credit Note Production

Credit Notes may be generated at Head Office as well as at the point of sale. Credit notes generated at Head Office are produced on A4 paper. Export details are generated for import into Sage Line50.

Statement Production

Statement runs are facilitated. Statements may be produced with or without copy invoices making use of a dual tray laser printer. The following filters may be applied when producing statements:

Invoice Batching

Invoice batching allows multiple invoices against a customer to be batched together under a single batch code.

Payment Entry

Payment entry allows payments received for outstanding invoices to be entered. Outstanding invoices are display by customer. Multiple invoices may be paid in one action. Part payments are accepted. Variable nominal codes are allowed for export to Sage Line50.

Customer Reports

The following customer reports are available as standard:

Customer Maintenance

The following maintenance options are available:

Invoice Corrections

Invoices within the system may be removed using this feature. Removed invoices may then be viewed and re-instated as required.

Loyalty Schemes

A number of different schemes may be set up, which may operate on a points scheme, or by switching to alternative price levels for members' discount prices. Loyalty cards are different to member account cards since purchases made against them would normally be expected to be settled immediately.

Accounts and Cards

Any number of accounts may be set up within each scheme. Loyalty cards may carry the account number explicitly, or may be linked to an account by lookup (the latter allows a lost, stolen or damaged card to be replaced immediately from stock without having to print and encode a new card on the spot). No value is stored in the card itself. An account may be
suspended without having to remove it from the system.

Loyalty Points

In schemes where loyalty points operate, points may be collected by
(a)All spends at the till, at a defined rate e.g. £1 per point, with an
optional minimum spend at any time before points are added
(b) bonus points added when specific items are purchased.

Points may be:

(a) redeemed against goods
(b) (b) redeemed for cash (a legal requirement under the UK Trading Stamps Act)
(c) exchanged for other promotional functions.
Note: the exchange rates in (a) and (b) above need not be the same.