AMS Point of Sale vs. PAR Brink POS

It is very well suited for areas where automation comes into play. For ex:: It does really well when it comes to purchase order related tasks.

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Brink just needs to continue to develop its technology for the every-changing industry.

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• Billing management
• Invoice related tasks
• Inventory

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• Brink has a simple interface for the team to use in their day to day.
• Brink is mostly simple to reconfigure to our needs in the field.

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• It can be a bit improved in terms of Billing
• It can also bring some of the core features needed in Return management that it offers
• It needs a bit of improvement in Return management

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• Brink could update its hardware to the sign of the times with guest interactive POS.
• Appears clunky at times with its processes and steps.
• Brink needs to be able to edit it reporting features to get the desired result for time clock compliance especially in CA with Meal Break Laws.
• Brink needs to integrate its time clock process in CA, for a team member to accept or decline time clock edits and to waive a mandatory break.
• Brink needs better integration with KDS systems to do exactly what we need it to do as our business model develops into the future.

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I believe Brink has been very responsive to our needs and requests

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UI is good in AMS POS than Epos now

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I inherited Brink and it works for us for now. But as we grow in CA and other markets, Brink maybe becomes a challenge with time record compliance and the ability to perform up to expectations with KDS systems.

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• Overall Business problems are getting addressed which is a good thing

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• Positive impact on its simplicity with our growth and ability to teach and transform our business.
• Negative impact on the business with time clock compliance in CA. We need more functionality for the Team Member experience in time clock management.

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