into this system can be accessed on site (including multi-sites) or remotely.
“The Good Till POS for hospitality is comp
letely painless
to set up and intuitive to use, making staff training a piece of cake! With packages that can be customised for restaurants, pubs, delis, coffee shops, fast food outlets and even outdoor food trucks, you’ll be getting one of the most comprehensive tools you can imagine for your hospitality business. And, wherever you are, you stay up to speed with everything you need to know to run your hospitality operation successfully and efficiently.”
Comments Oliver Rowbory, Director at The Good Till Company.
The Good Till Company has attracted customers not only across the UK but also internationally with venues including The EDEN Club Ibiza and The Panama Club Amsterdam deploying its iPad POS solution with Star hardware.
Major protagonist of the electronic scene renowned in all the corners of the globe, EDEN belongs to the exclusive circuit of the greatest clubs in Ibiza. Founded in 1999 in the heart of San Antonio Bay, the club was completely refurbished in 2013 and boasts a main room, a second room called NeXt with independent access and a powerful and exclusive sound system to Ibiza: Incubus Gold by Void, a state-of-the-art piece of sound engineering. With capacity for two DJ booths, several bars, main dance floor, different levels and two VIP areas with private parking this professional and modern club successfully meets the high expectations of clubbers in Ibiza.
Situated around various bars in the club, EDEN uses the Good Till iPad POS system with a number of Star TSP143IIIBI printers, providing effective Bluetooth connectivity in a busy club environment. The TSP143IIIBI provides an AutoConnect function for iOS after power on or an out-of-range situation thus ensuring functionality at all times. Featuring a print speed of 250mm/second, a guillotine auto cutter (MCBF 2 million cuts) as well as thin paper capability, the printer can reduce operating costs for the user. The cost-effective solution includes the convenience of an internal
power supply along with a vertical mount kit in the box.
As Niall Dempsey, EDEN, comments:
“We required an intuitive iPad POS system with hardware that could not only withstand high use in a demanding environment but also one that could provide detailed reporting and analytics so we approached The Good Till Company. The system has exceeded our expectations and allows us to provide an excellent service to our customers.”
Located in the iconic warehouse that is a former electricity power station on the northeast edge of central Amsterdam, the Panama Club celebrated its 15th anniversary in September 2017. As one of Amsterdam’s longest running clubs, it currently holds the 78th position in the DJ Mag top 100 clubs of the world and is also one of Amsterdam’s most popular venues for fashion shows, conferences, presentations, meetings, weddings and reception events.
Working alongside The Good Till Company’s software, the Panama Club benefits from the
Star TSP143IIIU which is the latest addition to the renowned TSP100 futurePRNT™ series. It is the only USB receipt printer today to communicate and charge simultaneously and directly via the Apple supplied lightning cable with an iPad, iPod or iPhone for reliable USB communication, seamlessly combining the flexibility and cost savings of tablet POS with the reliability of traditional POS.
As Niall Dempsey, The Panama Club Amsterdam, adds:
“Given the challenges we faced in setting up a POS system in such a large venue and the need for reliable communication we have found the Star TSP143IIIU to be the perfect solution. Combined with the intuitive software from The Good Till Company we are able to operate efficiently and in the knowledge that connectivity will be maintained at all times.”
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