Point of Sale (POS) Glossary
A supplier is a source where a business acquires product. Suppliers may include wholesalers, resellers, manufacturers, and others. Companies may have several different suppliers where they buy inventory.
A robust point of sale system can track suppliers, prices, acquisition date, current inventory, and much more. Additionally, a powerful POS can also help with generating purchase orders and receiving stock.
Suppliers are often closely guarded secrets for a company since the source of their wares can make all the difference in the success of their business. A company that buys directly from a wholesaler may get much better pricing than one who buys from an intermediary like a reseller. Generally, small businesses can not buy directly from manufacturers because they sell in larger quantities. Large corporations often have deals with manufacturers and may even have proprietary packaging or models produced specifically for them.
The most comprehensive set of glossary terms in point of sale industry.
See what separates ACID Point of Sale from the rest of the POS solutions.
Is Having an eCommerce Store Good for Your Physical Shop
An eCommerce website is open 24/7 and accessible from all over the world. Being online and having physical store opens your business to a global market.
Rico Cardona
Should You Collect Charitable Donations?
You’ve probably been at the register at the grocery store and asked if you wanted to contribute money to a charity as you checked out. Maybe you donated, or perhaps you found it was annoying. It might have depended on your mood that day, or possibly the charity was a deciding factor.
Rico Cardona