The 4 Major Differences Between An iPad POS System And A Cash Register
by Ryan David AstrologerThe cash register patented and invented
by James Ritty in 1883 along with John Birch.That called “Incorruptible Box”,
it's made of metal and characterized by tracking the keyboard itself to secure
the money coming in and out of the box. It also has a characteristic and very
recognizable timbre that rings every time when the box opens and can be heard
in any store in the world.
Most cash registers have been updated
over time; many of them have remained in their basic design, fulfilling the
main function of controlling the money coming in and out.
Some of the advantages that the iPad
POS can offer over the cash register are:
Modern cash registers have the ability
to divide products by category and scans the register items that are buying by
customers. An iPad POS system does all that and also provides a platform to
manage the inventory with the ability to move orders and ensure that the stock
levels are always constant.
The iPad POS also have the ability to
detect buying trends that will help you adjust your business model to remain
competitive. It also has the ability to store all files in the cloud ensuring
instant access to all data anytime, anywhere.
Cash registers are very good for making
transactions, storing cash and keeping track of all money movements on a daily
basis. Instead, an iPad POS system has the ability to remember the name of each
customer by their phone number that improving the user experience. You can also
create a database that can be used to offer special promotions to your most
common customers and conduct loyalty campaigns.
Therefore the iPad POS system is
increasingly being implemented to the detriment of the conventional cash
register. However, it will be more difficult for us to get rid of the famous
“ring” as it can perfectly be incorporated into any device.
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