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Prism ranks best ROI for specialty retailers with sales over $1M in most verticals i.e., apparel, footwear, luxury, electronics, gifts, resorts, parks, home goods, jewelry, sporting goods and more.
Small to large retail business owners who are serious about POS, inventory management, customers and employees.
They are friendly, professional, and very knowledgeable on how it works and what features are best to implement for your business.
I have been stuck in this software for years unable to update or upgrade it anything. Difficult to migrate to a new POS system because would lose historical data.
If you operate in a seasonal (and remote) environment like ours, it is very important that you find a good support partner.
My on hand inventory is wrong. It’s a bad decision that I bought this product.
I like the reliability and better customer service. Issues get resolved very quickly.
Rpro 9.4 only allows one EFT interface. End user is stuck in a noncompetitive relationship with POS EFT which has it owns struggles.
The implementation was incredible. Their help with the changeover was wonderful.
The only negative I have is that in the entry process, you must go to a different screen to add a picture to a matrix.
We’re thrilled with WooPOS. It’s reliable, easy to use (even for new staff) and it quickly became the backbone of my daily business operations.
It can be very frightening and overwhelming to non savvy users (as opposed to simpler alternatives).
Ease of use, and ability to upload Gift Card in batch. Tracking is excellent and feature to control the card and use of card by customers.
Woocommerce sometimes experience problems if some of the plug-ins are not updated together with Woocommerce.
The greatest benefit is that we are able to create e-commerce websites for customers. People don't always want to work with Amazon and want something that they own.
If you are a novice at technology it is difficult to set up the plugin, understand what everything does -- overload of options -- and manage ( keeping up to date with products).
I use WooCommerce for all of my WordPress Ecommerce projects, it's reliable and easy to customize on the frontend, and clients are happy with it once they get used to using it.
The interface and complicated setup. The system is hard to set up as it doesn't link easily with the SQL database.
Greg G.: Hey, my name's Greg, I'm a small business owner. I give WooPOS a three out of five. And for more views like this, go ahead and click below. So before using WooPOS, our business was actually just using invoicing. So we use PayPal invoices, and occasionally, we just follow the email. So this is a great way to really start capturing money right at the point of sale. Yeah. So we chose WooPOS for a variety of reasons, but primarily, it was because it integrated with some of the other existing systems we had. We had our website that we sort of served our customers through and they actually had a nice WordPress plugin. So in that sense, we were actually doing those sales online, but that was really important to us, and we didn't want to have to build out our own infrastructure to sort of support that, so this has made it really easy to sort of transition over in that sense. Getting started with WooPOS was ... I would say it was decently easy. It was certainly easier than the alternative that we had in mind, which was building out our own solution. We were going to do that online, and that would've been hard to do on a WordPress site. But WooPOS, they made it very easy to sort of have this plugin and it served our needs pretty quickly. The customization options were left a bit to be desired, but it wasn't terrible, and it certainly had a lot of the functionality we needed right out of the box. So if you're considering WooPOS as an option for yourself, I would encourage you to look at a few things. One, why is this option interesting to you? Are they offering something unique that perhaps another POS service such as Square or Toast isn't ... I know toast is more on the restaurant side, but I think if I were to go back, I would probably use Square for my point of sale services specifically. If it's to integrate for a web storefront, I guess WooCommerce really has that, they do a lot of these online storefronts. It's a good option. It's certainly not bad. I think it makes it pretty easy on some of these other site-building platforms. But if you're starting out fresh, Shopify is probably the way to go in that sense.
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