7 Pay-at-the-Table Questions Restaurant Owners Shouldn’t Miss

With EMV and mobile wallets, the payment experience across different U.S. industries is starting to change. Many restaurants are addressing this evolution by adopting Pay-at-the-Table payment solutions. Although most full-service restaurants already take guest payments at the table, typically the server takes the guest’s payment card away to a workstation to process the payment. However, with Pay-at-the-Table, servers bring the check and a wireless or mobile point of sale solution to the diner’s table to process the payment.

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3 Ways You Can Prepare Your Retail Business for mPOS

Retail mPOSIf you’ve decided to invest in a mobile point of sale (mPOS) solution for your retail stores, you’re already aware of the array of benefits it offers your business. However, many retailers face challenges in implementing their new mPOS technologies. That’s why it’s important to have a plan in place to address these obstacles.

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Highlights from NRF Retail's Big Show 2018

One of the biggest retail trade shows in the U.S., NRF Retail's Big Show, just concluded this week. As our teams get settled in from a very busy and successful show, we wanted to take a look back and share a quick recap. Here’s a Storify highlighting our favorite moments from the show:

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Secure Your Restaurant Business with Pay-at-the-Table

The restaurant industry is going through many changes when it comes to payments. Adding to a regular dining experience, better technology has enabled restaurant owners to bring the payment process right to the table with Pay-at-the-Table solutions. If you are unfamiliar with a Pay-at-the-Table solution, it is when the server brings a wireless payment terminal or an mPOS device to the customer at their table to complete the transaction rather than the server taking the card back to a POS station. This allows for high credit/debit card security and provides the restaurant with opportunities to further engage with their customers.

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What Merchants Should Know About the UX Journey

In the past, my family used to have a single computer that we all shared. My wife, kids and I used it for everything: doing homework, watching videos, catching up on work, etc. Now we all have our own devices, and it’s rare that my family members use my laptop or phone, and vice versa. Our devices aren’t communal anymore – they are personal, and have greatly impacted our individual user experiences.

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