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Q: What are the differences between the three editions of Point of Sale
A: Point of Sale is available in three levels:
• Basic: For retailers who need basic inventory, sales and customer tracking
• Pro: All the features in Basic, plus additional inventory and sales features such as: advanced tracking of products by style and color, serial number tracking, sales orders, layaways, multiple units of measure, committed vs. available inventory and employee commission tracking
• Multi-Store: All the features in Pro, plus the ability to manage up to 20 locations.
Q: How is Point of Sale different from Intuit QuickBooks Financial software?
A: Intuit QuickBooks Point of Sale is point of sale software used by more than 100,000 independent retail businesses. You can use QuickBooks Point of Sale to quickly ring up sales, track inventory, and manage customer and employee information. QuickBooks Point of Sale also helps you to run critical business reports, like sales over time, sales by employee, inventory turn and more. There are over 50 pre-built reports ready for you in just a few clicks, or you can build your own customized reports to get the information you need to make better business decisions.
Intuit QuickBooks Financial software is small business financial software used by more than 4 million businesses. You can use QuickBooks Financial software to pay bills, manage payroll, and create financial statements and reports.
Q: Does QuickBooks Point of Sale work with QuickBooks Financial software?
A: Use either product alone, or use the two together, transferring sales and inventory data from Point of Sale to QuickBooks Financial software for a more complete retail management solution.
Q: Do I have to use QuickBooks Financial software in order to use Point of Sale?
A: No. Point of Sale works by itself to easily and accurately track and manage your inventory, sales and customer information. It can also be used together with QuickBooks Financial software 4 to create a complete retail management suite, including financial accounting.
Q: How is Point of Sale better than an electronic cash register?
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