The power of Catapult

Power at Your Fingertips POS touch screen technology is a standard feature on Catapult. This breakthrough in flexibility allows you to design the POS screen around your specific requirements. While most systems offer a few choices at the point of sale, Catapult POS screens can be set up in an endless variety of configurations, including location, color, size, and font controls. Catapult also allows users to have an unlimited number of configurable menus and prompts to organize and streamline your cashier activity.

POS Hardware Integration: Embracing Industry Standards

Catapult is designed to work seamlessly right out of the box with hundreds of name-brand POS terminals and peripherals. Catapult was the first off-the-shelf product to fully embrace OPOS® (OLE for POS), the retail interface standard for Microsoft Windows®, taking advantage of all the functionality of your receipt printers, scanners, scales, and other peripherals, the way the manufacturers intended.

POS Redundancy - Why You Should Demand It!

Nearly all competing systems on the market today depend on a network server for keeping the POS terminals up and running. The simplest interruption in communications–a cable coming loose or a power supply failure–will cause a domino effect and bring the entire POS system to a standstill. This can mean big trouble for you when the network goes down for any of a thousand reasons. Without access to necessary data, you can't checkout customers. You lose profits and they lose patience. Many competing systems provide quasi solutions to this problem, such as scheduled item file preparations. However, users have found these techniques to be disruptive, time consuming, and better in theory than actual practice.

Customer Tracking

Tracking customers with Catapult is easy. Simply lookup or scan a customer's frequent shopper card at anytime during the sale and Catapult does the rest. Detailed information on your best customers, including the exact profitability for each, is part of the system's standard reporting. Historical purchases by customers are also available at the point of sale to any user with the appropriate security level.