EPOS and CCTV for shops and convenience stores.
Barcode tills with stock control, and cameras covering the door, the aisles and the counter, linked so every sale is on the footage.
What does a retail EPOS do?
A retail EPOS scans barcodes, takes payments, tracks stock as it sells, prompts staff on age-restricted products and shows which products and times make you money.
Built for the shop floor
- Barcode scanners and CAS scales for goods sold by weight
- Age-check prompts on alcohol, tobacco and knives
- Stock levels, low-stock alerts and supplier orders
- Price changes and promotions across every till
- Reports by product, hour and staff member
Cameras where losses happen
Entrance cameras set for faces, aisle and high-value shelf coverage, and a counter camera linked to the till so refunds, voids and no-sales are written onto the footage.
Questions from shop owners
What EPOS features does a convenience store need?
Barcode scanning, age-restricted product prompts, stock control and reordering, price changes across the shop, and quick card and cash payments.
Can CCTV help with shoplifting?
Well-placed cameras and visible signs can discourage theft and give you clear footage to share with the police. We plan coverage around the entrance, aisles, high-value shelves and the counter.
Book a free site survey
It costs nothing. An engineer visits, looks at your counter, your layout and your blind spots, then gives you one written quote for the till, the cameras, or both.