What is Integrated
Payment?
Integrated Payments is using an interface between your Cash Register and
Credit Card Terminal. You may ask why would you want to do this? Well
there are many great reasons that all save you money and provide faster
customer service.

  1. If you are using a standalone credit terminal, you must input credit
    transactions twice: once into the ECR and once at the credit terminal.
    Duplicate entries take more time, at the same time creating a situation
    where costly errors and fraud can take place. Transactions can be
    processed faster by simplifying the sales process and eliminating
    redundant entries.
  2. With the average loss of $1,762 per incident, merchants face greater
    potential losses from employee theft and fraud than from shoplifting.*
    Most losses at the point of sale result from refund, discount and credit
    card abuse. Retail beverage and card/gift/novelty merchants are
    particularly vulnerable. In a common scheme, trusted employees
    issue credits to their own cards and the cards of their friends without
    any corresponding charges.
  3. Working with one device, you'll complete end-of-day reconciliation
    faster, with fewer errors.
  4. A Integrated system prints both transaction and credit card receipts


*Data from the 2003 National Retail Security Survey

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