Choose a POS system for Efficiency in Your Bar

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• In our increasingly digital world, cash is
  becoming a thing of the past. Its common for
  patrons to split checks in bars especially when
  ordering food though this becomes difficult
  with large parties and stubborn POS systems. Look
  for a system that allows bills to be split by
  each item or number of people per party, so each
  customer will receive a unique and
  easy-to-understand receipt to limit confusion and
  allow payment by credit or debit card.

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• With many POS systems for bars using complex
  algorithms and computerized processes, many
  cloud-based systems will be reliant on processing
  in their cloud and be dependent on a live
  internet connection. Dont let downtime stand in
  the way of sales for your business. Seek a
  hybrid-cloud POS system, like Pepperkorn, that
  conducts all critical and memory processing on
  the devices you are using and then syncs and
  backs-up your data into the cloud within a
  split-second, so no time is lost doing manual
  transactions.

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• POS systems make it easy to identify each table
  in an establishment, but this can be difficult
  when the layout of your bar is non-traditional,
  or always changing. Skip uniform, grid-based
  seating charts and look for a POS system with
  customizable and realistic seating layouts. That
  way, employees will intuitively know which orders
  go where, without wasting time staring at the
  screen. Pepperkorn features floating seating
  charts that can be changed quickly and easily.

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• Many POS systems feature cluttered menu buttons,
  cramming items into one small screen area or
  requiring folders to be created. Dont force
  employees to use small fonts and confusing color
  coding. With Pepperkorns flat, scrollable
  design, its easier than ever to segment menu
  items and allow for fast selection.

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• Improve efficiency and speed at your bar with a
  state-of-the-art POS system. Look for a system
  that can handle new technology such as iPads or
  iPhones, is a hybrid-cloud solution so that it
  also functions if your internet fails, yet can
  process basic functions like check splitting and
  seating layouts.

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• A POS setup must link seamlessly to an efficient
  printing system. Your bar needs a system that can
  handle printing single or multiple copies of
  ordered items to the relevant production areas.
  An intuitive print system will allow staff to
  easily convey what orders they require to
  production areas, without needing to communicate
  via other means.

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Smart Device Integration

• As iOS devices become more popular in bars and
  restaurants, its crucial that your point-of-sale
  software can handle an array of devices. In a
  system like Pepperkorn, one device acts as the
  brain and coordinates with other devices and
  printers, making it simple for employees to
  streamline orders no matter where they are in a
  restaurant. When shopping around, check to be
  sure your future POS system is compatible with
  iPads, iPhones, and more.

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• For customers on the go, an efficient POS system
  can keep track of patrons every step of the way.
  To keep billing streamlined, such as following
  customers with an open tab from bar to table,
  look for a point-of-sale system with text
  labeling functionality. Enter a customers name
  or other indicator, and easily add new items or
  close their order when ready.

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• Efficiency has been proven to increase financial
  performance in bars, and a proper POS system can
  make all the difference. Using affordable
  hand-held technology, the right POS system will
• Shorten payment procedures
• Provide a faster table turnover rate
• Allow employees to focus on better customer
  service

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• Pepperkorn is a professional point-of-sale system
  thats inexpensive and easy-to-use. Both mobile
  and wireless, Pepperkorn contains the same
  crucial features found in an expensive,
  conventional POS system.
• Learn more by visiting http//www.pepperkorn.com,
  or
• call 1-800-498-3088 to speak to a Pepperkorn
  consultant.