ePOS systems comprise of computer hardware, peripherals and software perfectly suited to a point of sales environment.  For example, some of the most common components to an ePOS system are touch screens, cash draws, customer displays, scanners and printers.

It gives the business owner tremendous flexibility in choosing specific peripherals for their business – ie: in a high demand environment such as a supermarket, an ePOS system can be configured to work in tandem with barcode scanners to ensure price accuracy and allowing the staff to work quickly.

ePOS systems can also be adapted to suit a variety of different working environments to ensure that the system is uniquely suited to a particular business. It can be used for:

• Recording sales
• Updating stock levels
• Providing accurate pricing information
• Enable fast and efficient customer service
• Keeping track of sales and taxes