Web-based point-of sale system

a point-of-sale system and web-based technology, applied in the field of web-based, network-based, point-of-sale systems, can solve problems such as inability, and achieve the effects of reducing operating costs, reducing credit card processing costs, and reducing costs

Inactive Publication Date: 2004-09-16
MANNO MICHAEL
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This patent describes a system that helps train employees on how they work by providing them with free access to their company's website or mobile apps. It also includes features like monitoring sales activity, updating storage databases, displaying customer profiles, and managing store transactions remotely. Additionally, it has a web-based interface where sales staff can receive upgradations and update products quickly over the internet. Overall, this technology simplifies the process of delivering new services to clients while reducing costs compared to traditional methods.

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The technical problem addressed in this patent text is how to improve the efficiency and accuracy of data processing by reducing errors or improving the quality of the processed data.

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[0041] Now with reference to the Drawing, FIG. 1 represents the overall equipment and connectivity of a web-based point of sale system (WPOS) of the present invention. Here is shown a multiple-store WPOS sales and management system 10, in which there is a server 12 located in each store location. At each location, identified here as Store 1 and Store 2, there is an in-store network, i.e., LAN 14 connected with the associated server 12, and the server is also connected via an Internet connection 16 to the Internet 18, here shown graphically as a cloud. Within each store location there is one or more than one point-of-sale station or POS station 20, which comprises a web-enabled computer terminal 22. That is, each computer 22 can be a standard small computer, i.e., laptop or desktop, programmed with a standard software package, including a standard operating system and web browser, such as MS Explorer or Netscape Navigator. Each computer has associated with it a number of POS devices or

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A network or web-based point of sale (WPOS) system employs a store server and point-of-sale client computers that are connected over a store LAN or over the Internet to the server. The server provides all necessary operating drivers for cash drawer, scanners, and other point-of-sale peripherals via the web browser of the client computers. An instant kiosk retail solution can involve a remote computer terminal installed via the Internet, and will support peripheral POS devices. The web-based system permits management to obtain store performance reports remotely, and permits customers to schedule and reschedule appointments and delivery times. Servers at two or more store sites can communicate with one another and with a headquarters mainframe. The WPOS can be implemented as an integrated suite for collaboration between store locations.

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Owner MANNO MICHAEL
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