Kiosk Touch Monitor Retail Supermarket Vertical Self-service ordering cash registers

Kiosk Touch Monitor Retail Supermarket Vertical Self-service ordering cash registers combines touchscreen technology, self-checkout systems and cash management features designed to enhance the customer shopping experience while improving cashiering efficiency and reducing labour costs.

Specification

Feature

vertical touchscreen

The vertically mounted touch screen is easy for customers to stand and operate without having to bend over or look for a specific angle. The high-definition display provides an intuitive, clear shopping interface and supports touch operation to enhance the user experience.

self-service

Customers can select products, check price, add to shopping cart and complete payment independently through the touch screen. Support a variety of payment methods to meet the payment needs of different customers. Part of the equipment has a scanning code payment function, the customer only need to scan the bar code or two-dimensional code to complete the purchase.

Efficient cashiering

Built-in efficient cashiering system that can automatically process orders, calculate total price, print small tickets and other processes. Supports quick checkout, reducing customer waiting time and improving cashiering efficiency. Connected with the supermarket inventory management system, real-time update of inventory information to ensure sufficient supply of goods.

Intelligent Management

Equipped with intelligent recognition technology (e.g. face recognition, product recognition, etc.) to improve security and accuracy. Supports data analysis function, collects data on customers' shopping behaviour, and provides supermarkets with market analysis and decision-making support. Customisable interface and operation process to meet the individual needs of different supermarkets.

Application

Widely used in large supermarkets, convenience stores, fresh food supermarkets and other retail places, especially suitable for easing cashier queues during peak periods.

Benefit

By providing customers with the option to use self-service terminals, supermarkets can significantly reduce the wait time at traditional checkout counters. This is especially beneficial during peak hours, when long queues can deter potential shoppers or lead to frustration among existing customers. With self-service, customers can quickly scan and pay for their items, minimizing their wait and maximizing their shopping experience.

Self-service terminals offer a level of convenience that traditional checkout lines cannot match. Customers can scan items at their own pace, review their purchases, and make changes if necessary before finalizing the transaction. This autonomy empowers customers and gives them a sense of control over their shopping experience.

With self-service terminals handling a significant portion of checkout transactions, supermarkets can reduce the number of cashier staff required. This not only leads to direct savings in wages and benefits but also reduces the need for additional training and scheduling.

The freed-up staff can be redeployed to other areas of the supermarket where their skills and expertise are more valuable, such as customer service, stock replenishment, or assisting with online order pickups. This flexibility allows supermarkets to better manage their workforce and ensure that resources are allocated efficiently.