Razorpay

AUGUST 12, 2024

A POS, or point of sale system, is a business payment machine that combines hardware and software to accept payments from customers and record sales data. This information may include the product name, price, quantity in stock, and any other details configured in the system. It deducts sold items from available stock in real-time.

IT

Razorpay

NOVEMBER 12, 2024

In today’s fast-paced business environment, efficiently tracking POS transactions is crucial for maintaining accurate financial records, managing inventory, and making informed decisions. Whether you run a small retail store or a large enterprise, understanding how to monitor and analyse your point-of-sale data is essential.

Sale

Devensoft

JUNE 1, 2023

Chapter 1: A Modern Due Diligence Guide for Today’s Economy Merger and acquisition (M&A) due diligence is a crucial process for businesses looking to acquire or merge with another. This article provides a modern M&A due diligence guide and best practices for conducting due diligence in today’s business environment.

Economics

Razorpay

SEPTEMBER 18, 2024

Related Read: 10 Types of POS Systems for your Businesses Examples of Effective Point of Purchase Displays Examples of POP Displays for Retail Stores 1. End-Aisle Displays Retail businesses often use end-aisle displays to highlight seasonal products or new arrivals. Tips for Creating an Effective Point of Purchase 1.

Sale

Razorpay

APRIL 11, 2025

As a business owner, you often hear the terms POP and POS used interchangeably. Youve seen POP displays in action: banners, demo counters, standees, or shelf talkers highlighting discounts or product benefits. But understanding the POP vs POS difference is key to improving sales. Thats a win for both you and your customer.

Sale

Focus Investment Banking

OCTOBER 28, 2024

And here we are 25 years later in a multimillion dollar business with a huge backlog and great friends and clients, wonderful people I get to work with. You know, I starting out at the very beginning, you know, there was a lot of reasons that we could have easily been out of business just as fast as we got into business.

M&A