THE TOBACCO POINT OF SALE SYSTEM BUYERS' GUIDE

Find Your Perfect POS System With These Tips

Stay ahead in the tobacco industry with our comprehensive POS guide. Discover essential features and expert tips to enhance your smoke shop's operations, such as:

Ensure your POS system includes a robust age verification feature to prevent underage sales and comply with legal requirements.
Utilize dual pricing to offset credit card processing fees by offering discounts to cash-paying customers.
Always participate in a software demo before purchasing a POS system to ensure it aligns with your business operations and needs.

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What's Covered in the Guide?

Understanding Your Tobacco POS Needs

Discover the essential features your tobacco POS software should include to streamline operations and enhance customer satisfaction. From case breaking to age verification, this guide helps you identify the must-have functionalities to ensure your system meets the unique demands of your smoke shop.

Navigating POS Hardware Requirements

Learn about the critical hardware components necessary for an efficient POS setup, including receipt printers, barcode scanners, and cash drawers. This guide provides insights into selecting the right equipment to optimize transaction speed and accuracy in your smoke shop.

Making Informed POS
Choices

Equip yourself with the knowledge to ask the right questions when evaluating POS providers, ensuring you choose a system tailored to your business needs. This guide emphasizes the importance of software demos and understanding ongoing costs to make a confident investment in your POS solution.

“One of my favorite aspects of working with Cigars POS has been the customer service. They’ve been very helpful and supportive on helping us get better with our software.”

Craig Cass

Tinder Box

“I was able to see, not just my daily sales, but I could find what cigars were trending, I could find what times of the day my cigars were trending. That enabled me to promote and push additional sales.”

James Thompson

Huntington Humidor