Shop Fitting
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Overview
EPOS systems
This page covers EPOS, or electronic point of sale, systems: the tills, card readers, barcode scanners and software a shop uses to take payments and keep track of stock. EPOS is the one job in this page's form.
Pick the nearest job from the list in the form. If yours isn't there, choose the closest and explain what you need in the description.
Worth knowing
Worth checking before work starts
A few rules and checks that apply to this kind of work.
Check your lease
If you rent the shop, check your lease. It may need the landlord's consent before the premises are altered.
Fitting outside opening hours
Ask whether the fitting can be done outside opening hours, so the shop can keep trading.
Training
Ask how staff will be trained on the new tills, and whether that is in the price.
Questions
EPOS questions
My job isn't in the list. What should I choose?
Choose the closest job, then explain what you need in the description step.
What does EPOS mean?
Electronic point of sale: electronic tills and the systems behind them, which record sales and help with stock control.
Which job do I choose for new tills or card readers?
Choose EPOS and describe the tills, card readers or software you need.
How much does an EPOS system cost?
It depends on how many tills you need, the hardware and software, any monthly fee, card payments, setting up and training. Ask each supplier to quote for the same set-up.
What should I ask about an EPOS system?
Whether it works with your card payment provider and stock system, what support is included, and what happens to your data if you change supplier.
Ready to describe your job?
Four short steps: the job, when you'd like it done, a description and your details.