Checkout (Jersey) Limited – The challenge of supplying ICRTouch to an island
“The greatest challenge, I would say, is supply. It has to be. We’re always looking for new stock, new supplies or new hardware.
Breaking down cashing up
Cashing up procedures will be a little different from business to business, but this general outline is typical of the retail and service industries. The whole thing needs to be totally locked down, step-by-step.
ICRTouch Summer Solutions
ICRTouch partners can provide you with a full TouchPoint till rental solution including integrated card payments, TouchOffice Web back office and PocketTouch. A professional, yet temporary EPoS system that equips you with the tools you need to maximise your business at an affordable cost.
Industry Focus – EPoS For Stadiums
For sports teams the fans are everything. A sold out arena, full of fans donning the team’s colours can will a team onto success.
34 Medals For TeamIOW At Island Games – Gibraltar 2019
Once every two years, thousands of athletes from across the globe — from Scandinavia to the Mediterranean, the North Atlantic to the Caribbean — come together to compete in the NatWest International Island Games.
ICRTouch donate to Ability dogs 4 young people
Island trained for island people. On the 12th June, ICRTouch paid a visit to one of our Sandown Airport neighbours; a children’s charity and a truly worthy cause. Ability Dogs 4 Young People is an Isle of Wight charity that began its life in 2012. They provide assistance dogs to disabled children and young people … Read more
ICRTouch paid a visit to one of our Sandown Airport neighbours – Ability Dogs 4 Young People
Ability Dogs 4 Young People is an Isle of Wight charity (started April 2012), training assistance dogs to enhance the independence
New In TouchOffice Web: Menu Printing
TouchOffice Web has a new feature which can generate a menu from selected PLUs organised by their Web Categories. Each PLU can also be assigned a short description which will display on the menu.
Tag your PLUs for smarter reporting
Imagine you are having a real ale festival in your pub with a selection of guest ales that must be tracked separately from regular drinks. Maybe your punters prefer their ale pale or smoky and dark? And wouldn’t it be useful to know if customers prefer locally-made products to big-name brands?
