Retailers are excited about Profit TrackRetailers are excited about Profit Track

Corporate point of sale contracts are lining up.

On the back of pivotal international roll outs Scanning Systems is attracting some exciting attention on the global market. Currently rolling out 50 plus stores for another notable international retailer, Scanning Systems has now been seen as a viable option against much bigger heavyweights including Retalix, IBM, and NCR. The impression that core system “Profit Track” is having is creating interest in many grocery circles.

“One of the key features of Profit Track is it speed and effectiveness for larger retailers” says Managing Director, David Hagen, “and the ability to handle host files both at head office and at store level.”

“ Profit Track has been specifically designed to competently manage host data across a range of significant technological variations, and the ease at which our technology can be adjusted to meet the requirements of group retailers intrigues our prospects significantly. They get quite excited about it.”

Many advanced techniques have been added to Profit Track to add to its effectiveness as a business tool. Product purchasing is an area where profitability can be improved dramatically. Profit Track intuitively calculates the purchase trends and applies this to the operational KPI’s and the result is distinctive gross margin improvement.

And taking all the guesswork away from the checkout significantly reduces point of sale shrinkage. Profit Track provides for a range of integrated services and this ensures that transactions occur via a single terminal. With the ability to reference the database quickly the checkout operator need never call for floor information again, and this aids the service process as well.

Profit Track is now at the forefront of POS technology and the retail industry is taking notice here and abroad. The retailers now using Profit Track are now singing its praises, and maybe its time to see why!

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