I am pleased to announce that effective today, all non-profit organizations qualify for a 10% discount towards point of sale software and/or consulting fees. The 10 % discount applies to the total cost and is sent via a tithe or donation to your organization within 45 days of when all invoices are paid in full.
Whether you are looking to spend $1500 or $1500000, this is a great way to save money when it comes to utilizing my consulting services and/or purchasing a point of sale system!
Only stipulation is that your organization must be located in the United States and I must be the one providing the consulting and/or point of sale software (limited to Retail Management Hero, Cloud Retailer, Card Defender, Microsoft Dynamics RMS, Microsoft Dynamics HQ, and Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Retail).
This is great for thrift stores, church stores, and similar organizations like Goodwill Easter Seals, The Salvation Army, etc that are located in the Western and Southern United States. Organizations in the Midwest and Eastern US can contact me to see if they qualify for the 10% discount (there is a great deal of flexibility here depending on your specific situation).
Interested in learning more? You can reach me at 208-340-5632 or kevinantosh@gmail.com
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Thursday, August 20, 2015
Goodwill Easter Seals of Minnesota
Just wrapped up a week of meetings at Goodwill Easter Seals of Minnesota related to their search for new retail, warehouse, and e-commerce technology. I had a great time meeting with them and making some final recommendations which they will hopefully be moving forward on.
Sunday, June 7, 2015
Most Popular Point of Sale Systems for 2015 (so far)
Thanks to the 200+ businesses and organizations who have contacted me so far in 2015 for free and unbiased point of sale advice and information, I'm able to share what the most popular point of sale solutions are based on what folks have actually been selecting as a point of sale solution for their business or organization.
Most Popular Retail Point of Sale System: Bindo POS (www.bindopos.com). Bindo combines the cost effectiveness of a mobile point of sale system with features and functions normally only found in legacy point of sale systems than run primarily on computers with the Windows operating system.
Update: another point of sale news and information website has also selected Bindo as the best iPad Retail POS System: http://www.businessnewsdaily.com/8067-best-ipad-pos-system.html
Most Popular Restaurant Point of Sale System: Sapphire from Khamu Solutions (http://www.khamu.com/). Sapphire from Khamu Solutions has quietly grown to to offer just about everything that MICROS, Digital Dining, Aloha, and Aldelo offer but at a much lower price point. The praise that I hear from Sapphire users related to the support and customer service offered by Khamu Solutions is second to none.
Most Popular Legacy Retail Point of Sale System: Microsoft Dynamics Retail Management Systems (RMS). I'm honestly surprised by how many businesses and organizations have selected RMS so far this year. While RMS is an awesome point of sale solution (I personally know around 700 stores in the US using RMS), RMS can't be sold to new customers starting in July of 2016 and mainstream support also ends in 2016 so it strikes me as odd that folks would invest in a point of sale solution whose life cycle is ending.
Most Popular Company to Use for Merchant Services: Gravity Payments (http://gravitypayments.com/). Honest, ethical and treats their employees well - not words normally associated with merchant services companies that offer credit and debit card processing services.
Retail Point of Sale System with the Most Potential: Retail Management Hero (http://retailpospondering.blogspot.com/2015/06/new-option-for-rmshq-users-retail.html) . While this point of sale program will likely not be available until late 2015 or early 2016, as a direct replacement for RMS, Retail Management Hero has huge potential given the 38,000+ retail stores currently using RMS.
Are you in the US and in need of no cost retail point of sale advice? I'm happy to help and can be reached on my cell at 208-340-5632 (I am on Mountain Time) or via email at kevinantosh@gmail.com. There is also a contact form to the right that can be used to reach me.
Most Popular Retail Point of Sale System: Bindo POS (www.bindopos.com). Bindo combines the cost effectiveness of a mobile point of sale system with features and functions normally only found in legacy point of sale systems than run primarily on computers with the Windows operating system.
Update: another point of sale news and information website has also selected Bindo as the best iPad Retail POS System: http://www.businessnewsdaily.com/8067-best-ipad-pos-system.html
Most Popular Restaurant Point of Sale System: Sapphire from Khamu Solutions (http://www.khamu.com/). Sapphire from Khamu Solutions has quietly grown to to offer just about everything that MICROS, Digital Dining, Aloha, and Aldelo offer but at a much lower price point. The praise that I hear from Sapphire users related to the support and customer service offered by Khamu Solutions is second to none.
Most Popular Legacy Retail Point of Sale System: Microsoft Dynamics Retail Management Systems (RMS). I'm honestly surprised by how many businesses and organizations have selected RMS so far this year. While RMS is an awesome point of sale solution (I personally know around 700 stores in the US using RMS), RMS can't be sold to new customers starting in July of 2016 and mainstream support also ends in 2016 so it strikes me as odd that folks would invest in a point of sale solution whose life cycle is ending.
Most Popular Company to Use for Merchant Services: Gravity Payments (http://gravitypayments.com/). Honest, ethical and treats their employees well - not words normally associated with merchant services companies that offer credit and debit card processing services.
Retail Point of Sale System with the Most Potential: Retail Management Hero (http://retailpospondering.blogspot.com/2015/06/new-option-for-rmshq-users-retail.html) . While this point of sale program will likely not be available until late 2015 or early 2016, as a direct replacement for RMS, Retail Management Hero has huge potential given the 38,000+ retail stores currently using RMS.
Are you in the US and in need of no cost retail point of sale advice? I'm happy to help and can be reached on my cell at 208-340-5632 (I am on Mountain Time) or via email at kevinantosh@gmail.com. There is also a contact form to the right that can be used to reach me.
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