POS Integrations
Point-of-sale payment integrations that behave the same at every register.
Semi-integrated and cloud-native POS integrations across retail, restaurants, hospitality, and specialty environments — with EMV, tap, and pin-debit support.
What this integration does
- Connects your POS to the payment gateway and terminal so tickets and payments stay in sync.
- Supports tip adjust, split tender, partial refunds, and offline resiliency where the POS supports it.
- Pushes settled batch data into reporting, accounting, and inventory systems.
Problems it solves
- Register lines slowed by clunky terminal handoffs.
- Mismatched tickets and card batches at end-of-day close.
- Different terminals and gateways at every location.
- Tip handling errors and manual adjustments after close.
Typical data flow
- 1Order created in POS → amount sent to terminal or gateway.
- 2Cardholder authenticates (EMV / tap / PIN) at the terminal.
- 3Authorization returned to POS → ticket closed → receipt printed.
- 4Batch settled nightly → deposits and fees post to accounting.
Business benefits
- Faster line speed and fewer keying errors at the register.
- Consistent hardware and gateway experience across locations.
- Cleaner end-of-day close and downstream reporting.
- Predictable customer experience for tap, chip, and PIN debit.
Implementation Process
- 1
POS + Hardware Audit
We confirm POS version, terminal compatibility, and network topology per location.
- 2
Configure
We stage terminals, keys, and POS settings; test with real transactions in parallel.
- 3
Roll Out
Locations cut over with runbooks, staff training, and support on standby.
Compatibility
- • Semi-integrated EMV via the POS terminal driver.
- • Cloud POS with gateway API integration.
- • Pin-debit and PCI-scope reduction options where supported.
Security considerations
- • P2PE or point-to-point encrypted terminals where available.
- • Tokenization so card data does not sit in the POS database.
- • PCI scope reduction so audits stay manageable.
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Learn moreRelated case studies
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Frequently asked questions
Do we need to replace our POS?+
Rarely. Most modern POS systems support multiple processors via semi-integration.
Can we keep our terminals?+
Depends on the acquirer and encryption keys. We tell you up front.
How is tip adjust handled?+
Adjust windows are configured in the POS and terminal; we test the flow before cutover.
What about offline mode?+
Supported at the terminal level for outages, subject to the acquirer's rules.
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- • 150+ software platforms reviewed
- • 1,500+ merchant environments evaluated
- • Under 24-hour average response time
- • 7–14 business day onboarding