STORIS vs POSExpress: Which is a better fit?

Jordan J

VP

We have seen tremendous gains in efficiency and they are highly responsive which is greatly appreciated. We have seen volume increase and efficiency increase which is obviously a strong return.

They're that petty cause they know they are slinging terrible and pathetic product.

I've been in the IT support department myself for over 20yrs and got to give the highest of kudos to this companies outstanding services and support.

It would seem to me that many of the features that Storis charges extra for should be integrated into the software itself at no extra charge.

Jordan J

VP

Client services help team is phenomenal and they are always trying to push themselves to do better. I also appreciate that their corporate culture is solid and they work hard to earn your business.

A product of the server being used by multiple retailers and over burdened I guess.

I have worked with the Storis team for almost 24 years now. Nowhere in the technology community have I had the pleasure of working with such a great team.

If you want a Time Machine Reminder of the terrible software of the 90's.

However, we got some good support and eventually worked through most of the issues. By the end of the season, we were very happy with the system and what it could do for us.

We have not been able to figure out if it is a merchant services problem, a POS problem, or some of both.

I was most impressed with the service; the company has a great support system to resolve software issues very quickly (even during holidays).

Yes, you may find other low-cost options claiming to do this and that, but be weary.

I love how easy the quick sale buttons are to set up and love that you can add pictures to each one for better recognition.

Feeling helpless and wondering if I would ever get my idea off the ground, I turned to POS Prophet Systems, just to give it a shot.

It is very user friendly and if you do need help they have a great team of techs to help you along the way. We used to use QuickBooks but needed to upgrade to a system that had real time data.

We use ball machines with the E-Range technology; therefore, we were limited on the software systems we could choose from.