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to speak with a Point of Sale expert on how to get $600 worth of Free
Hardware when purchasing QuickBooks POS 2013 and Merchant Service
Payment Processing.
Small retailers are taking advantage of a high-value offer from Intuit on the company's QuickBooks Point of Sale 2013.
The product has been hailed for its ability to deliver an affordable
end-to-end retail solution that includes desktop POS, merchant services
and mobile payments through their GoPayment product. Now they're putting
even more skin in the game, with their free hardware deal (worth about $600).
We're not sure how long the offer will go, but we do know that when you buy the software and sign up for QuickBooks Point of Sale Payments, they'll throw in all the hardware (cash drawer, bar code scanner, credit card reader, receipt printer and mobile credit card reader) at no charge. Apparently, the offer is only available by phone (866 379-6636).
The product is also priced right: The basic version runs at roughly $1100, and their Pro version goes for around $1600.
"So is it worth it?" you ask.
We gave it a resounding thumbs-up—but of course you'll want to see if it's right for you. Use our Small Retail Checklist to evaluate QuickBooks POS 2013:
Set-up:
Inventory Capabilities:
Credit Card Processing:
Back-End Accounting Compatibility:
We think the company's free hardware offer is a good one—and most definitely a factor for consideration if you're on the fence about POS. Information on the company's entire range of products (including mobile check-out) is available at PointOfSale.Intuit.com.
We're not sure how long the offer will go, but we do know that when you buy the software and sign up for QuickBooks Point of Sale Payments, they'll throw in all the hardware (cash drawer, bar code scanner, credit card reader, receipt printer and mobile credit card reader) at no charge. Apparently, the offer is only available by phone (866 379-6636).
The product is also priced right: The basic version runs at roughly $1100, and their Pro version goes for around $1600.
"So is it worth it?" you ask.
We gave it a resounding thumbs-up—but of course you'll want to see if it's right for you. Use our Small Retail Checklist to evaluate QuickBooks POS 2013:
Set-up:
- Comes with simple Setup Interview
- Ability to import customers, items, vendors from QuickBooks or Excel
- Takes about a day to get up and selling
Inventory Capabilities:
- Updates inventory automatically as sales, returns, exchanges are made
- Built-in reorder notification prevents inventory shortages
- Tracks customer data for all sales and returns
- Built-in loyalty / rewards program
Credit Card Processing:
- Fast, easy activation in QuickBooks POS
- One-swipe transactions right in the POS software
- Payments can be accepted on Desktop, iPhone and Tablet
Back-End Accounting Compatibility:
- One-click connection to QuickBooks accounting software
We think the company's free hardware offer is a good one—and most definitely a factor for consideration if you're on the fence about POS. Information on the company's entire range of products (including mobile check-out) is available at PointOfSale.Intuit.com.
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