[bigfootguy2002]

Does anyone use a touch screen point of sale interface?

I am particularly in a touch screen retail register, that is solely for the use of ringing people up.

I was thinking you could get software that was oriented for a bar as in swipe a credit card to open a tab, and then close it out at the end of the day.

Thanks
-Will

[TargetIndy]

Have you considered using an iPad app for keeping track of tabs? I use one called QuickSale that's worked very well for us. For regular transactions, we use a register and barcode scanner. I put together barcodes for each of our services and programmed them into the register. Then I created a document that has all the barcodes on it. Checking someone in is a scanning a few barcodes and stapling a copy of the receipt to their waiver.

[bigfootguy2002]

I actually did see that. I was looking at one yesterday that worked with an iPad or iPhone, on a wireless network, to have a pos program on there.

I still want a touch screen base station and cash drawer. I want a scanner and barcode system so I can inventory and sell my accessories and parts with the same system. Ideally I would have integrated cc processing. These units with software are relatively cheap, you can get a 15'' touch screen with software, barcode scanner, printer, and cash drawer for $500 used or $800 new.
-Will