Corporate functions and concerts have the same requirement from opposite directions: nothing about the payment system may become visible as a problem. Events POS supplies discreet, reliable terminals with on-site technicians for both.
At a corporate function the payment system is judged by how little anyone notices it. Delegates should not queue, staff should not fumble, and the finance team should get a clean reconciliation afterwards.
Concert trading is compressed: most of your bar revenue lands in a small number of high-pressure windows. The system has to hold up in exactly those minutes.
Enough terminals per bar that the interval does not become a queue, plus handhelds to serve along the line.
Hospitality spend tracked per rider or artist, so backstage reconciles cleanly against the contract.
Live reporting across every bar and merch point, consolidated as the show runs.
Someone physically present with spare units, because a dead terminal during the interval costs real money.
Merch stands and box office points run on the same equipment and report into the same view, so tour settlement and event reconciliation come from one dataset rather than three.
Venue access is usually the constraint. Corporate venues and concert halls give short setup windows. Tell us the access times early and we build the deployment plan around them.
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Yes — conferences, gala dinners, company functions and brand activations. Setups are discreet, suited to venue environments rather than fields, and include cashless bar tabs, per-delegate or per-table spend caps, and reporting that reconciles against the event budget.
Yes. Drinks can be host-billed against a budget, pre-paid, or capped per delegate or table. You get a clean end-of-event report showing exactly what was spent and where.
Yes. Hospitality spend is tracked per rider or artist, so backstage F&B reconciles against the contract rather than against guesswork. It's one of our most-used features at concerts and festivals.
It depends on expected attendance and how compressed your trading windows are — interval-driven sales need more terminals per bar than steady all-night trading. Send us capacity and show times and we'll size it properly.
Corporate venues and concert halls usually give short access windows, and we build the deployment plan around the times you give us. Tell us the access window at the quoting stage rather than on the day.
Yes. Merch stands and box office run on the same equipment and report into the same consolidated view, so settlement comes from one dataset.
Send your dates, location and the number of terminals or vendor stations. We quote in ZAR within 24 hours — no obligation.
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