Retail Point of Sale 2010/11 New Features Catie Cotcher

DID YOU KNOW?

The new features of Retail Point of Sale puts it on par with systems that cost approximately $15,000-20,000?

There can be no doubt, Retail Point of Sale is growing and we want you to grow with it.

Retail Point of Sale 2010/11 Introduction to Retail Point of Sale Why is Retail POS Selling? Feature list Comparison New Features and Demonstrations Training Mode Subscriptions Table manager ??????? Summary What to do next

Why is Retail Point of Sale selling? Now offers two options to get started. Begin with Lite and graduate to Professional when your business requires it Lowest total cost of ownership (Book keeping side and Retail side in one) in the Australasian market

Retail Point of Sale Lite Designed for those businesses that just need basic Retail functionality without all the added cost of the more advanced Professional features Includes all basic functionality including linking into QuickBooks, performing day to day transactions, and performing end of day processes Great introduction to Retail POS.

Retail Point of Sale Professional Designed for those businesses that need more than the basics including features such as the ability to perform laybys, start customer loyalty programs and for restaurants, manage a busy shift. Includes all Lite functionality including linking into QuickBooks, performing day to day transactions, and performing end of day processes while adding value features that premium customers demand and desire.

Retail Point of Sale LiteRetail Point of Sale Professional ???? Basic day to day processing Table Management functionality ???? Links into QuickBooksLoyalty Functionality???? Starts with $199 price point Can perform lay buys???? Best choice for corner stores etc Starts with $399 price point. ????

NEW FEATURES

Training mode Fixes one of the biggest bug bears users have had with Retail POS for a very long time New report to show when and what was sold in training mode Alerts now show on Administrator when TM is turned on and off Big red bar indicates training mode is turned on

Subscription products Lowers the cost of entry into the Retail Point of Sale family Makes a lot of sense. Retail POS requires the same year version of QuickBooks so with this you can be sure you are on the latest product Does not come with Advantage Technical Support Will be available day and date with the other products in May

Table Manager The most significant feature that we have added to Retail Point of Sale in a number of years Industry has told us this puts us on par with ~$20,000 systems Full reservations system with graphical layout of restaurant Can be used in many different ways, customisable. Allows a phased roll out

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At AC Conference 2010 for the first time Reckon is proud to announce the next evolution of Retail Point of Sale Retail Point of Sale 2010/11 Enterprise

Retail Point of Sale Enterprise (Mid 2010) Brand new product for 2010 that targets the upper end of the market Utilising a state of the art Microsoft SQL Engine (the same APS uses to power its practice management software) Full reporting capabilities*. Full Disaster Recovery and administration tools included Plans to release an SDK for POS allowing internet sites to link directly in to the database

So what now? Interested in Retail POS but new to the product? –Attend the Retail Point of Sale fundamentals session tomorrow –Get the product, install it, play with it –Don’t’ be afraid to ask questions Already familiar with Retail POS and want to learn more? –Attend the Advanced POS session webinar which will be available May –Register for the Retail POS Enterprise BETA (May 2010) –Start thinking about clients who may need Enterprise

One more thing…. The question should no longer be why would you use and support Retail Point of Sale, it should be why wouldn’t you!