Point of Sale Systems (POS)
Point of sale (POS) systems are computerized systems used by merchants to process transactions at the point of sale, such as when a customer makes a purchase in a store. POS systems typically include a computer, a cash register, and a payment terminal, and may also include other features such as inventory management and customer relationship management. Continue Reading Below
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