I think the option we may go with is ehopper.com as it can be used in your browser, android, or ipad.

I was also looking at aronium.com which is a free Windows POS software. It has a lot of potential but no merchant services options yet.

@JaredBusch - I came across Rezku too. It looks like a good product but no pricing on their site.

@JaredBusch said in POS recommendation for a small bar:

@syko24 said in POS recommendation for a small bar:

Run on Windows or possibly just browser based - not looking for iPad or Android App (screens are too small)

This is a horrible requirement. I've never seen staff have problem with a tablet based system due to the form factor.

How could it be too small? And if that is truly a problem, I have seen systems with oversized tablets. Used one to day as a customer when I took my wife's car to the carwash.

I have a client looking to move from some old shitty Windows based POS to something tablet based in fact.
https://www.republicofit.com/topic/19543/anyone-heard-of-rezku-pos

I agree that there are larger sized Android tablets that could work. I have also looked at some of the Android emulators like BlueStacks.com . The reason I had said Windows was a requirement was because the two owners (both in their 70s) are familiar with Windows. Plus they want to use hardware they already own. It's called shit we got .

@SmithErick said in POS recommendation for a small bar:

Meets some of the requirements, I am a huge fan of toast, but obviously might be overkill for this situation. I have been to a local bar with only one register, and they used it. https://pos.toasttab.com/

Yeah I've looked at Toast as well as a bunch of similar POS products (Lavu, Loyverse, Cake). My problem with some of those products are you have to purchase their hardware and/or use them as the credit card processor. Kind of feel like it's all vendor lock in at that point.

Can anyone recommend a decent POS software for a bar with a single register?

I am looking for something that can:

1. Run on Windows or possibly just browser based - not looking for iPad or Android App (screens are too small)
2. Keeps track of tabs
3. Happy Hour/Specials option
4. Accept Credit Cards
5. End of day reports

A nice looking interface wouldn't hurt either. Some of the open source options are pretty brutal looking.

Appreciate any feedback. Thanks!

Nxfilter is a decent and inexpensive option. You can be granular by IP address or by username. All filtering is done using dns.

https://nxfilter.org/p3/

@syko24 said in Exploring VitalPBX:

@scottalanmiller is there any kind of endpoint manager?

Found the answer, yes it does have an endpoint manager.

@scottalanmiller is there any kind of endpoint manager?

Chicago Servers are having an issue today:

@dafyre - I had used your instructions a while back and everything worked perfectly. A couple weeks ago, I was setting this up for someone else and couldn't get it to work. After messing around with it for a while I noticed that Zerotier has the Rules section in the control panel. I took the rules from my old working setup and pasted them into the rules on the newer network. Everything worked perfectly after that. Not 100% sure what was different from the old rules vs the new ones but definitely a change in their default Rules makes it not work correctly.