I haven't worked with it, but IBM has a POS line of hardware and software.
The software is Java-based and the GUI screen templates are designed using
XML (SureVision). Might be worth checking out, though it could be overkill:
http://www.pc.ibm.com/store/products/
Dell is also selling POS syst
At 10:57 PM 1/29/04 -0500, Matt Liotta wrote:
>My brother is starting a retail business that needs to purchase a POS
>for. I am not really familiar with the POS market and haven't been
>impressed with what he has found so far. I'd like to see a POS that
I believe that Simply Accounting (http://www
Indeed, see another email in this thread where this was addressed.
-Matt
On Jan 30, 2004, at 12:36 AM, Jim Davis wrote:
> I thought that Intuit had such a beastie - something that integrated
> directly with QuickBooks.
>
>
> I looked a while ago and if I remember correctly the whole shebang -
>
I thought that Intuit had such a beastie - something that integrated
directly with QuickBooks.
I looked a while ago and if I remember correctly the whole shebang - with
hardware - was less that $2,000. I'm not sure how random-accessible the
datastore is, but most Quicken software has some capab
The version I have experience with drives 5 bikes stores in the SF bay
area. I think the internal db is oracle.
I would take a look at it, there are a ton of other companies writing
extensions to the system. One co built an ecommerce solution that ties into
it, another si writing a purchasing a
I looked into Intuit's, but it didn't appear to offer an integratable
backend. It does integrate with Quickbooks, so maybe some of the same
integration techniques used with Quickbooks would work, but I
understand that API not to be very good.
In regard to Retail Pro, how was it? I'm scared to s
Maybe I was unclear or missed what I am looking for on that site. I am
talking about a POS system deployed in a retail operation. You know,
the cash register thing.
-Matt
On Jan 29, 2004, at 11:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Something like this?
>
> http://www.instantestore.com/default.cf
I've worked with Retail Pro- http://www.retailpro.com/
Robust system, and you can talk to the database. Might not be ideal for
"small retail".
Have you checked out Intuit's POS system? Might be nice to have something
that integrates with Quickbooks.
-w
At 08:57 PM 1/29/2004, you wrote:
>My br
Something like this?
http://www.instantestore.com/default.cfm?XID=1
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