The Details
You can't grow out of Logix POS. The basic Logix POS setup can be a simple one Server / Station combo or a network of multiple stations and servers. Have multiple locations? No problem. Our online roll-up reporting gives you centralized Command Center control over your entire operation.General Specs
The Logix POS server station must be connected to the internet in order to utilize some of the advanced features of the system including:
- Continuously backup data via the Logix POS Data Center
- Work with remote support from Logix POS technicians
- Perform automatic version upgrades
- & More
Sample Specifications
Below are the 4 most common Logix POS configurations. Our highly trained associates can help you determine the best configuration for your unique business. Just ask.
1. Server / Terminal Station Combo - Basic Installations
In small settings, a single server / terminal station combo may be all you need. Everything lives on one computer.
2. Server / Terminal Combo with Multiple Stations
Most "carry out" establishments usually need one terminal at each location where orders are accepted. If you accept call-in orders (like for pizza delivery), a terminal by the phones is a good idea. This setup can be accomplished by linking another Terminal station to the basic Server / Terminal station combo.
3. Dedicated Server and Multiple Terminal Stations - Standard Setup
Larger restaurants usually have a few Terminal stations networked to a computer in the back office. This setup enhances system performance while improving security by removing direct internet access from the Terminal stations.
4. Server / Terminal Combo with Multiple Stations and Integrated Security Camera feeds
Create a customized Logix POS setup by adding kitchen printers, cameras and extra Terminal stations to fit your establishment's needs.
