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In Logiscenter, we excel in the area of automatic identification and mobility, being key partners of the leading manufacturers of point of sale or POS systems. With the experience of our technical team, we will guide you to select the most suitable equipment for the needs of your business, ensuring an easy, safe and comfortable integration in your company.


What are POS terminals?


Point of Sale Terminals (POS), also known as POS (Point Of Sale), are devices designed to process transactions or collections from customers. They are usually linked to cash registers, cash drawers or barcode readers, but there are a wide variety of systems that facilitate this business process.

POS combines software and hardware to improve point-of-sale revenue control, increase business productivity and streamline billing for each transaction.

Originally, cash registers functioned as the first POS systems in the retail industry. With technological advancement, these systems have evolved into electronic vending solutions beyond simple sales tracking.

Depending on the size of the business, POS systems can range from basic options that collect only sales data to more complex software modules that automate ordering, manage inventory and integrate with marketing strategies, providing a complete view of consumer behavior. In addition, additional equipment such as card readers or barcode scanners can be added.

Nowadays, POS systems can operate through a computer network installed in the company, with a local server or cloud systems accessible via the Internet, the latter being more common in modern companies.


Uses of the POS


POS are mainly implemented as points of sale to facilitate customer purchases. Among their main utilities for a company are:

  • Detailed information: they provide accurate data on each transaction, allowing sales to be quantified and financial reports to be generated.
  • Improved mobility: the POS allows orders to be placed from anywhere and at any time.
  • Optimal user experience: they reduce transaction waiting times, offering convenience and security to the customer.
  • Real-time inventory control: these systems update the status of products and warehouse stock, avoiding manual counts and speeding up replenishment.
  • Employee management: they serve as tools for monitoring and scheduling staff tasks.


Types of POS at Logiscenter


Understanding the benefits of POS systems is essential to know the components necessary for their implementation.


POS terminals