Repair EPOS and get peace of mind for the future by partnering with a trusted service that will keep your professional hardware in great condition for years to come.
When you repair EPOS hardware and commit to it being maintained on a regular basis through a bespoke relationship with an expert technology repairs provider, your business will be saving money, potentially releasing fewer carbon emissions into the environment, and putting a solid ‘Plan B’ in place should your internal EPOS units and systems fail when compared against buying from new.
So, why repair EPOS hardware instead of buying from new? First, it’s worth pointing out the reasons why EPOS units can fail and the impact that can have on your wider business operations.
Common EPOS failures can include a general failure of the hardware itself. ‘EPOS’ can be a broad category; tills, barcode scanners, mobile receipt printers, touch screens and more are all susceptible to malfunctions with buttons, display issues or connectivity problems.
In a similar vein, you may need to repair EPOS technology throughout your business because of software issues. Is your hardware able to properly collect, store and process customers’ data in an efficient way for instance? Does it crash all the time or are their compatibility problems with certain software used by some other departments throughout the business?
Speed is another potential reason to repair EPOS hardware on a regular basis. Are there any connectivity issues with your internet service provider and other systems throughout the business?
Are your EPOS units always updated and optimised for speed, to help customers find what they need and pay for their items as fast as possible? Has data corruption affected your EPOS software somehow?
A trusted hardware repair specialist, working alongside your business on a bespoke basis, will not only be able to quickly diagnose and resolve any issues with your EPOS hardware and software, but regularly maintain and update your EPOS technology to negate any potential problems that might occur in the future.
Keeping your EPOS technology updated and optimised is the best form of prevention and, as we’ve touched on, can be much more affordable and friendlier to the environment than buying new hardware whenever a problem occurs.
Not only that, but should a serious problem with some key EPOS hardware happen for whatever reason, then the solutions provider your business chooses to partner with should be able to provide backup units and other similar solutions to keep the business running smoothly while the damaged hardware is repaired.
An experienced and trusted partner, working with your business on a bespoke basis, will also be able to provide other EPOS services, too. They can provide more cost-effective EPOS units; like-new and from the circular economy.
They should also be able to purchase older hardware from your business at a fair price, with an aim to also reintroduce it to the circular economy. Or, if the hardware’s broken beyond repair, your expert partner will be able to dispose of them properly – again, a great way to reduce your brand’s carbon footprint.
