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Solutions · Terminals

Take payment wherever your customer is standing.

At the table, on the job, at a fixed register, on a counter with no room, or with no staff at all. Every terminal runs the same item list and reports into the same place as your online sales, from the one firm that set it up and answers when you call.

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Five
Types of hardware
One
Report for every channel
Keeps selling
If the internet drops
One firm
Supplies it and supports it
01Terminals

The sale closes at the table, not at the register.

For the restaurant, bar or retail floor where staff serve away from the counter. The payment is taken where the customer is standing, before the queue builds or they change their mind, with the tip prompt in front of them.

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A NEXGO N82 and two Dejavoo P3 handheld terminals, each with a built-in receipt printer
NEXGO N82 · Dejavoo P3
  • Faster tables and shorter queues at 8pm
  • The tip asked on the customer's screen, not across a counter
  • Lasts a full shift on one charge, and reports with the counter and online
Battery
A full shift
Takes
Tap · chip · swipe · scan
Receipt
Printed or to their phone
Amount due$42.60Present your card to pay
Wherever you sell
The screenThe amount, and the prompts you set
The readerTap, chip, swipe or PIN
The keypadPIN, tip and confirmation
The slotCash out, or the receipt

Card or cash, taken on your premises rather than somewhere else.

02Terminals

Get paid on the job, before you leave.

A reader and the phone you already own. For the plumber, the detailer, the market stall, the food truck. The job ends with a payment, not an invoice you chase for thirty days.

  • Paid before you leave the job, not thirty days later
  • Runs on mobile data when there is no wifi at the event
  • Receipt by text, and the day's sales in the same report as the shop
Works with
iPhone and Android
Connection
Mobile data or wifi
Receipt
Text or email
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How it works

The right hardware for where the customer stands.

01

Walk us through your floor

Fixed register, table-side, out in the aisle, on the job, or no staff at all. A person picks with you.

02

It arrives set up

Your items, your prompts, your receipt wording and any signs, loaded before it ships. A new hire rings it up right on day one.

03

Plug it in and take the money

Tap, chip, swipe and scan-to-pay, and it keeps selling if the internet drops.

04

One report, every channel

The counter, the floor, the van and the website in the same place, so the day adds itself up.

03Terminals

Serve the peak-hour queue without adding staff.

For the quick-service counter, the cinema, the clinic front desk, the car wash. Customers order and pay themselves, so orders go in right and staff go where they matter. We watch and update the unit from here.

Self-service kiosk
No staff needed
  • More orders at peak with the same staff
  • Fewer orders keyed wrong, because the customer enters their own
  • Usable by everyone, and watched and updated remotely
Used for
Self-service order and pay
Access
Usable by everyone
Support
Watched and updated remotely
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04Terminals

The register that keeps taking money through the rush.

For the grocery, liquor store, bakery or café with a fixed counter that takes cash as well as card. Screen, drawer and printer, wired in. The customer sees the total, the tip is asked on their screen, and the drawer has a record of when it opened.

Includes
Screen · drawer · printer
Connection
Wired
Tips
Asked on the customer's screen
Countertop payment stationAt the till
  • Wired, so the counter does not stop when the wifi does
  • A customer-facing screen for the total and the tip, so nobody turns a handheld around
  • Cash drawer and receipt printer, with per-register and per-staff totals
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FAQs

Common questions about terminals.

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Tell us how your floor runs.

The right terminal depends on where the customer is standing when they pay. That is a five-minute conversation with a person, not a catalogue.