Checkout that never stops
Cloud point of sale needs internet with an automatic cellular or second-line backup so cards keep processing during an outage.
Every store needs the same things: a fast checkout, secure payments, guest Wi-Fi, cameras and phones. We help retailers and multi-location brands across the U.S. get every site connected and protected on one plan, with one point of contact.

Cloud point of sale needs internet with an automatic cellular or second-line backup so cards keep processing during an outage.
Card readers belong on their own network, apart from guest Wi-Fi and office devices. Card industry security rules (PCI DSS) expect it.
The same equipment, network and phone setup at each location makes openings faster and support simpler.
Cloud cameras and door access help managers watch stockrooms, entrances and registers from anywhere, across every store.
SD-WAN and managed networking let a small team run dozens of sites without visiting each one.
Customers should reach the right location or a central team, with calls that roll over when a store is busy.
If checkout stops, customers leave, and many do not come back.
A card breach brings fines, forensic costs and higher fees, and it can follow a brand for years.
Late internet installs push back openings. Planning connectivity early keeps the grand opening on schedule.
We check which carriers serve each store and line up primary and backup internet for every site in one request.
Compare business internet →Verkada cloud cameras and door access across every store, managed from one app.
See Verkada →Store phones, a central customer line and a contact center when you need one, compared side by side.
Compare phone systems →Multi-site rollouts on one schedule, with one point of contact from the first store to the last.
How onboarding works →Yes. We are based in New Jersey and work with retailers across the U.S., with one point of contact for every location.
Yes. Store numbers can almost always be moved to a new provider, and we schedule each move so calls keep coming in.
We confirm what your point-of-sale provider needs, such as network setup and supported backup connections, before we recommend anything.
Nothing. The first call is free, takes about 15 minutes, and you leave with a clear picture of your options and no obligation.