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I have a home party business. I'm looking for a small, low price POS software. My two requirements are an integrated customer wish list and a "frequent buyer" program.
Any suggestions?
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Doesn't Amazon let us create our own store and that would include their wish list system?
As an independent consultant, the company provides our online store, but not a wish list or frequent buyer program. I can't use an external "store front" website.
But I leverage my work by using the external store fronts. It saves me from hand crafting every client's site.
Too bad you can't use it and may have to write your own.
Bob
Hi there if you have not found a solution as yet, you want to have a look at AAPOS Software from Whitech, this is a full retail Version posted on CNET for free down load no strigns attached.
Regards Dareth
The reason why POS has become so popular is that it works very fast and is very much easy to use and maintain. This software are manufactured depending upon the system used for the type of industries such as making bills, software for restaurant, reservations. We only have to provide input using the keyboards, touch screen monitors, barcode readers, and the desired output provided at display unit.
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