ARBA’s payroll deductions POS systems are highly valuable to corporations looking to turn a profit in their foodservice and retail operations. Our point-of-sale solutions integrated with payroll deductions offers significant return on investment by automating your payroll deductions process throughout your foodservice and retail operations. Many hospitals and corporation choose to implement our software to streamline the POS payroll deduction process and avoid manual intervention with payroll deduction account account balances.
Increase Revenue
Increase Participation
Enhance Convenience
Faster Checkout Times
Customized Process
Automated Process
Work with ARBA technical writers to define requirements for your custom payroll deduction interface. We complete a thorough review process to ensure that our payroll deduction POS system will automate the flow of payroll deduction information. This includes the automatic activation and deactivation of employee payroll deduction accounts through an interface that we have configured exactly to your needs. In addition, our software will automatically export employee balances at the date and time required for your payroll to process. We will define the exact file type, formatting, and location that your payroll system will need for seamless integration to the ARBA POS system. From the first day you talk to someone at ARBA, you will speak directly with a solutions engineer to ensure you get all of the information required about payroll deductions integrated with our many point-of-sale solutions.
Track Employee Balances
View Credit Limits
Set Credit Limits
Customer Search
Any Payroll System
Allow Split Payments
Payroll deductions integrates with all our point-of-sale solutions to provide an effective point-of-sale operation. Pair this with any of our solutions to create an extremely efficient point-of-sale system that provides valuable returns in cafeterias, coffee shops, and gift shops. Here are some solutions below:
Cash Registers
Online Ordering
Mobile Application
Self-Service Kiosk
Online Gift Shop
Fundraiser
Our payroll deduction POS systems can recognize different customer types at the point-of-sale. This is useful for any companies that require specified employee types such as part-time, full-time, or contracted employees. By using ID badges type like RFID, barcode, and magnetic stripe, our system will recognize employee accounts at cash registers and self-service kiosks. Any time your employees make a purchase, these transactions are recorded in each employee account for a full audit trail of payroll deduction purchases.
Online Ordering
Include the option to set pick-up or delivery times. Send notifications to staff immediately through an internet kitchen printer or a dedicated email portal.
Self-Service Kiosks
Let customers order for themselves by placing digital orders to get their food faster. Can be integrated with the ability to pay with Payroll Deductions for faster processing.
Cloud POS Technology
Our POS Systems in the cloud bring a whole new meaning to point-of-sale. The ability to access information on an as-needed basis is innovative.
Enterprise Solutions
Centralized reporting that can be accessed from one location. Manage inventory control over multiple locations from a single database.
ARBA Online Store
We help set up an Online Store that allows you to buy and sell items online. This store can be fully integrated with your ARBA POS System.
Loyalty Program
Includes a customer loyalty program that tracks customer purchase history and offers incentives based on the number of items purchased.
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