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Sales Technology

Sales technology, as well known as sales enablement technology that refers to use of software application and technology platforms to enhance sales process. Sales technology serves for effective functioning and provides enough efficiency with necessary tools and analytics.

What is sales technology?

Sales technology refers to use of technology platforms that allows to improve the sales process. A wide variety of technologies are designed to funnel the activities, better efficiency and automate the performances. 

Assessing the impacts of technology is necessary as the expanding technologies are a source of competitive advantage.

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Which type of technology provides point of sale information?

A point-of- sale (POS) system is a mix up of hardware and software that allows businesses to work smoothly with transactions and records data.

A POS system consists of:

  1. Process payments
  2. Hardware
  3. Software
  4. Reporting and analysis
  5. Integration
  1. Process payments: The system is integrated with payment processing abilities, acceptance of various payment methods, whether cash or credit, adding further contactless payments.
  2. Hardware: Hardware devices involve receipts printers, barcode scanners and credit/ debit card payments.
  3. Software: Point of sales system also manages sales transactions, inventory management which also allows to track sales for various businesses and manage stock levels.
  4. Reporting and analysis: Allows to generate reports and analyze sales performance, customer behavior. 
  5. Integration: Allows integration with the businesses for accounting or managing customer relationships and ensuring data consistency among various departments.

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