
NRS / Everyday convenience and retail checkout
NRS Puma POS
A register system for independent stores that ring up a steady stream of small-basket sales, with scanning, price lookups, and cash and card at one counter.
PAYMENT HARDWARE. BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE.
From a handheld reader to a complete store counter, explore the hardware around the way your business works.
COUNTER. FLOOR. CUSTOMER.START WITH THE WORK
The device is one part of the decision. Consider the software, accessories, and daily routines it needs to support.
THE HARDWARE COLLECTION
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NRS / Everyday convenience and retail checkout
A register system for independent stores that ring up a steady stream of small-basket sales, with scanning, price lookups, and cash and card at one counter.

NRS / High-volume counters
A higher-capacity configuration for counters that rarely slow down, such as busy convenience, liquor, and neighborhood grocery stores.

NRS / Flexible counter layouts
A workstation setup that can be arranged around the way your counter is laid out, rather than forcing the counter around the hardware.

NRS / Compact counters
A tablet-based bundle for stores without room for a full station, or businesses that want a lighter setup at the counter.

NRS / Self-service ordering
Self-service ordering in countertop or floor-stand formats, for counters where speed is the whole experience.

CLOVER / Phone-based acceptance
A reader-and-phone workflow for payments away from the counter.

CLOVER / Compact counter workflows
A dedicated payment terminal for a smaller checkout footprint.




CLOVER / Single-station checkout
A single-station point of sale for a fixed counter.

CLOVER / Customer-facing checkout
A counter setup with staff and customer touchpoints.


CLOVER / Kitchen order workflows
An order display for a connected kitchen workflow.
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THE WHOLE SETUP MATTERS
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