The down side for a retailer is having to reconcile their cash register or Retail POS figures with the EFTPOS figures for the day. Having to enter a sale amount twice, once in Retail POS and again on their EFTPOS terminal, leaves a lot of room for double entry errors. Integrating your EFTPOS terminal with Retail POS reduces the room for error and therefore the pain of reconciling two figures every day.

Integrated EFTPOS simply means connecting your terminal with one cable to your Retail POS PC, setting up a few options and you are away. Whenever an amount is entered in Retail POS that is to paid for by debit or credit card, Retail POS will automatically send the sale amount to the EFTPOS terminal. All the operator needs to do is follow the prompts to swipe the customers card and if required enter a pin number. When the transaction is approved Retail POS will complete the transaction.

It is not often that there is ever enough space on a retailer's counter; another advantage with some integrated EFTPOS terminals^*, is that they allow you to store away the EFTPOS printer, as the receipt will now be printed as one on the receipt printed from Retail POS.

*Keycorp K71i Keypad (V3.22) for Com2000 or Quest Swift for WBC, ANZ, NAB or Bank West (and ETSL for NZ bank system) and Ingenico/PC-EFTPOS for NAB, CBA, ANZ, WPC, STG and Bank West .

Westpac Ingenico NPT 700 Series (V3.21) for Westpac EFTPoS Extra
Download the installation instructions.

Commonwealth Bank
Download the installation instructions. Keycorp K71i Keypad (V3.22) for Com2000

WBC, ANZ, NAB, CBA, STG, Bank SA and Bank West (and ETSL for NZ bank system) Quest EFTPOS Plus32 – To install a Quest EFTPOS terminal please call (03) 8807 4400.