Provide product information to customers with information such as product explanations and coordinating ideas.

This makes possible to provide accurate and to-the-point explanation to customers.

Scan product codes and display inventory lists such as own-store stock, other store stock, delivery centre stock, and stock by size.

This makes possible to reduce the time customers wait for stock information and improves customer service.

Immediately respond to customer price inquires by obtaining price information from a product master. When negotiating discounts, display price information for each product rank on a handheld terminal screen.

This makes possible on-site confirmation of selling prices instead of confirmation on a POS system and quick responses to customer questions. Increase efficiency by reducing the time required to wait on customers and prevent excessive discounting by enabling information-based discounting.

Arrange product delivery schedules in front of customer while viewing availability information on a handheld terminal screen.

Receive customer purchase history, purchase preferences, and size information by scanning barcode on members card.

This enables to provide effective customer information. Chain stores can provide a high level of customer service no matter what store a customer visits by sharing member information among stores.

Helping customers, input their desired products with the sales assistant. Instantly provide price quotes at the service counter. Create competitive price quotes by attaching product photos taken with a built-in camera.

Use a handheld terminal for various purchase ordering tasks, including conventional ordering by scanning shelf price cards and data-based ordering to decide order quantities, referring to sales history and/or stock on hand.

This makes possible to reduce dead stock and sales opportunity loss by inputting proper order quantities while referring to actual sales quantities, recommended order quantities, and stock on hand displayed on a large screen.

Scan products on store shelves or in the stockroom and input actual stock quantity.

When transferring products from stores with stock to stores with no stock, manage transfers by scanning products at the dispatching and receiving stores.

Error-free management of accurate stock position is possible.

When holding a discount sale, input new price information using handheld terminals, print price tags on portable printers, and attach them to products and display shelving.

This helps prevent input errors and unauthorised discounting at the cash register and makes possible management of sale results.

Report information on sales amount and items sold to headquarters from event sites and small stores where POS systems cannot be installed.

This makes it possible to obtain accurate and timely sales information without installing POS systems or cash registers.

Scan products on store shelves and check the consistency between product master information and price labels.

This eliminates complaints due to pricing errors at the cash register.

Promote communication between headquarters and stores and between store managers and staff using e-mail, bulletin boards, and social networking services.

Reliably communicate to all store employees instructions from headquarters, comments from the president, and store manager communications. Increase sales by promoting sharing of successful experiences among store employees.

Make effective use of store staff downtime by imparting product knowledge to employees and testing their knowledge level.

Accurate acceptance and dispatch and access to real-time stock information.

Accurate acceptance and dispatch and access to real-time stock information.

For asset management where equipment is loaned and returned each day, accurately manage rental items by means of barcode or RFID tag control of each item.

This makes possible to accurately manage the rental of multiple products of the same type using barcode or RFID tag.