Retail Payments and POS

Yes. Your shelf and tag prices stay as your card price, and the register simply shows a lower cash price at checkout, so you never reprice the floor or reprint labels. The card price recovers most of the processing fee, while cash and check customers get the discount automatically. It stays compliant because both prices are disclosed before payment. For a store running on 30 to 40 percent gross margin, recovering 2 to 3 percent on card sales is real money back.

Yes. ProTech sets up retail POS with barcode scanning, SKU-level inventory, and low-stock alerts so you ring fast and know what to reorder. Scan an item, the price, tax, and any variant like size or color pull automatically, and stock counts drop in real time. You can receive purchase orders, set par levels, and run a daily sales-by-product report. The same catalog drives both in-store and online so you are not tracking inventory in two places.

Yes. ProTech issues branded plastic or digital gift cards tied to your POS, so balances load, redeem, and report in one system. A customer can buy a 100 dollar card, spend 40, and the remaining 60 stays tracked across any of your locations. Gift card sales are unearned revenue you hold until redemption, which helps cash flow, and breakage on unused cards is yours to keep. Reloadable cards and simple loyalty points can run on the same program.

Yes. Multi-location retailers get one dashboard that rolls up sales, inventory, and staff across every store while still letting each register operate independently. You see which location is moving a SKU, transfer stock between stores, and compare daily totals side by side. Employee logins and permissions are set per store, so a manager sees their site and you see the whole company. Reporting consolidates for accounting, and dual pricing applies the same way at every register.

ProTech links your online store and physical registers to one merchant account and one inventory catalog, so a sale in either channel updates stock and lands in the same report. Sell the last unit online and the floor register shows it as out of stock. Settlements batch together, which simplifies reconciliation and your bookkeeping. You can offer buy online, pick up in store, and dual pricing can extend to the web checkout. One account means one contract, and there is no long-term commitment.

There is no long-term contract and no termination penalty, so you keep us by performance, not by lock-in. Most retailers go live in 1 to 3 business days, including barcode catalog import and register programming, so you are not dark during a switch. Hardware is quoted up front with no hidden leases. If a scanner or terminal fails mid-shift, US-based support answers at (888) 255-0425. Our 5.0 Google rating reflects shops that switched and stayed.