Questions about BuiltPOS

PAX, Clover, Verifone, Ingenico and Worldpay terminals. The integrations are included on every plan, including the free one.

Yes. Ask your processor for a PAX, Clover, Verifone, Ingenico or Worldpay terminal. They set it up for your account, and BuiltPOS sends each sale to it. Your processor handles the card payment, so your rates and your agreement stay with them. On PAX terminals, BuiltPOS is certified with Fiserv and TSYS.

No. BuiltPOS connects to the card terminal, not to a processor, so you can stay with the one you have as long as they can give you a supported terminal.

Yes, on every plan. EBT cards are taken on your card terminal once your processor has set it up for EBT, and the register works out which items are SNAP-eligible.

Yes. A sale can be paid with more than one tender, such as part cash and part card. Split payment is included on every plan.

A Windows PC, an iPad or iPhone, or an Android tablet or phone to run the register. For receipts, an 80 mm or 58 mm thermal printer. For card payments, a supported terminal from your processor. See hardware for more.

A cash drawer that opens through the receipt printer, a barcode scanner, a weighing scale, Zebra and TSC label printers, and a second screen that shows customers their items and total.

Yes. Sunmi Android devices can run the register and the self-order kiosk.

Yes. Every sale is recorded on the register itself. When the connection comes back, sales, stock changes and shifts sync to the cloud on their own.

Yes. Registers in a store share stock, shifts and held orders. How many registers you can use depends on your plan; see compare plans.

Each register records stock changes as small adjustments, such as five received or three sold, rather than overwriting a total. Adjustments from every register add up correctly, even after a register has been offline for hours.

Yes. One register can host the store’s local link, so kitchen screens keep getting tickets over the store network.

Yes. BuiltOFFICE puts every store under one sign-in. How many stores you can add depends on your plan.

If your current system keeps its data in Microsoft SQL Server, BuiltPOS can import your products, customers and sales history. You can also bring in products, customers, suppliers, employees and categories from CSV files. See switching to BuiltPOS.

Yes, if it is a Windows POS on SQL Server. BuiltSync runs beside it as a Windows service and connects it to BuiltOFFICE, so you can see your numbers there while you move over.

Yes. When an age-restricted item is rung up, the register asks for an age check before the sale goes through. The cashier can scan the barcode on the back of the ID or enter the date of birth, and the check is recorded.

Yes, as an add-on. BuiltPOS reports your tobacco sales to Altria (including Philip Morris USA), RJR and ITG by UPC. See tobacco scan data.

Yes. BuiltOFFICE exports products, customers, suppliers and employees as CSV files. For your accountant, it can also download daily sales totals or a list of every invoice as a CSV file.

Yes. The self-hosted PostgreSQL add-on keeps your store database on a PostgreSQL server you run. It is a one-time charge; see add-ons for the price.

Each register can be set to English, Spanish, French, Hindi, Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese or Portuguese. Not every screen is translated yet; anything without a translation shows in English.

Email contact@builtpos.com, call (706) 581-0400, or send us a message. You can check system status any time.