If you sell anything, take payments, have inventory, want to track sales, or anything related to business - use Square.
Overall Satisfaction with Square POS
At my previous employer, we used Square POS to sell clothing and branded merchandise. We used it in my department but also took it to events and special circumstances to sell products. It allowed us to sell merchandise without the need to worry about setting up payment processors, and all the nonsense that comes with payment securities. It also gave me specifically great insights into what sold the best and inventory management.
Pros
- Inventory
- Sales tracking and predictions
- Ease of setup
- Simple payment processing
Cons
- The Bluetooth device, chip reader/tap, would disconnect frequently.
- They just increased the per transaction fee from a fixed percentage to a lower percentage + flat cost.
- Simple, easy payment processing.
- Ability to sell in more situations because with a mobile device there isn't a need for an outlet to sell.
- Increase awareness of what sells and what might not sell as well.
- Inventory management and alerts.
- Negative: reduced profit from the fees (a price to pay for all the added benefits in my opinion).
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We chose Square because the simplicity of setup and reduced fees over its competitors. We liked the ease of setting up inventory alerts, tracking and sales reports. Its competitors had good functionality and even some things that Square does not, but in overall respect, Square was the go-to since they also have additional programs that we could link together such as e-commerce, appointment setting, and employee management.
Do you think Square POS delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Square POS's feature set?
Yes
Did Square POS live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Square POS go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Square POS again?
Yes
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