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Available with Installation and Support. Please
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We
are a fully authorised dealer for Nebula System's - Eskimo
EPOS software.
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Why
EPoS?
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Reduce
shortage, shrinkage and loss from your operations
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Instant
access to reports showing best selling lines and
growth areas
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Clear
indication of where best to invest capital- not tying
it up in slow selling lines
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Eskimo
Shuttle provides total stock control
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Instant
access to stock levels, stock value, and sales
analysis reports
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Reduction
in operating costs will help you stay ahead of the
competition
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Types
of till fraud
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Eskimo
Solution |
| Sweet-Hearting:
Where the till operator is working with an
accomplice (sweet-heart) & passes items
through at a lower price or even free of charge! |
When
staff members are aware that every item of stock
is accounted for, shrinkage of this sort is
reduced dramatically. In addition, Eskimo allows a
restricting of staff members authorised to perform
discounts. |
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Scanning: Where the till operator passes
two items over the scanner at the same time. |
With
the above in mind, knowledge that finite ‘End 0f
Shift’ reports can be run, will dissuade a lot
of this type of till fraud. |
| Returns
and refunds: Items of stock are taken
from the shelves, & presented directly for a
refund. Cash is paid to an accomplice, or to the
till operator. |
Eskimo
allows a restricting of staff members authorised
to perform refunds. A policy of refunding solely
on presenting a valid receipt will eliminate this
problem. However, the tight stock control Eskimo
commands will also help. |
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Sales: 'No sales' can accumulate large
quantities of cash in the till, and should only
show as exceptional items. They should be checked,
in particular towards the end of the shift. |
The
Eskimo does not have a 'No Sales' feature. Access
to the cash drawer is limited to those with
security privileges only. |
| Voids
are a variation of 'No sale', where a genuine
purchase is cancelled after the customer has left
the premises. The surplus is then removed from the
till before shift end. |
Because
the void function is a necessary operation in the
retail environment, the Eskimo caters for this.
However, all voided items are logged, & an
abandoned sale requires a reason. Also, Eskimo
allows a restricting of staff members authorised
to perform discounts |
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Benefits
of Eskimo EPoS
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Simple
to use- adding to a pleasurable working
environment
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Virtually
no training required- saving you time
and money
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Visually
appealing- not a 'chore' to use
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Flexible
working environment- not tying staff to
unused check-outs
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Smooth
and logical process of sales- gaining
customer confidence
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Finite
EOD reports- keeping you closer to the
pulse of your business
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Benefits
of Eskimo Shuttle (Back office)
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Extensive
collating of product information- ensuring you know
exactly what product is where.
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Suppliers
listings- detailing easily accessible supplier
information
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Order
creation- allowing you to 'start from scratch,' or
base new orders on existing ones.
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Clear
stock listings by supplier- saving you time by knowing
who’s supplying what.
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Detailed
stock and sales reports- ensuring you never over-order
again, needlessly tying up funds in slow-selling
lines.
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Personalisation
of the entire system with the easy-to-use set-up menus
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Benefits
of Eskimo Echo
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Sales Data
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Product File
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Stock Data
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PLU History
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Orders
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Did
you know?
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Retail
Crime in the UK is estimated at well above £500m per
year
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Research
shows that 25% of employees are totally honest, 25%
are totally dishonest, and the remaining 50% are
swayed by opportunity. An average of 1% of retail
business is lost to retail fraud each year
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Many
staff do not regard taking stock or consuming goods
for personal use as theft, rather as perks of the job!
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80%
of retail fraud is at point of sale - till fraud
Source
of information Nebula Systems (UK) Ltd website
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Why
Eskimo?
All
software developed by Nebula Systems (UK) Ltd is subject
to a name already given to a nebulae.
The
Eskimo Nebula (NGC 2392) is so called because, when viewed
through ground-based telescopes, it resembles the face of
an Eskimo surrounded by a fur parka. For more information click
here.
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