Definitions for "Point-Of-Sale"
Point of sale is a way that a consumer can make a payment and the money is taken from their bank account without having to use a check.
Activity involving a consumer and the merchant at the point-of-purchase.
(or Point of Service) Location where a customer makes a purchase.
Keywords:  keypad, zip, venue, bar, linux
The collection of libraries and trade software for making a point-of-sale under Linux OS. The library for the Mercury MS-K cash register.
A data collection system that electronically receives and stores bar code information derived from a sales transaction. This could the zip codes for library users, facilitating the library in determining geographic market are that users reside in.
(POS) system: A computer-based system running software that records sales transactions, which may be entered by magnetic stripe readers, bar-code readers, keypad, or other input device. POS software may track and analyze sales data and statistics.
Publisher and wholesaler in-store marketing activity.
refers to publisher, wholesaler or retailer in-store marketing activity.
Keywords:  outlets, shops, telephone, buy, mail
A place at which a payment card is used to buy goods or services. Can include shops, web sites, mail order and telephone order outlets.