Complete retail POS systems
Complete retail POS systems, specified, installed and supported
BizTracker builds complete retail POS systems around Infinity — software, register hardware, peripherals, setup, training and integrated payments. Remote implementation is available nationwide, with onsite service across Tampa Bay.
Nationwide remote implementation. Tampa Bay onsite service and showroom.
One POS project, from specification through support
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Software and hardwareSpecified together as one working system
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Remote nationwideSetup and training available across the United States
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Tampa Bay onsiteInstallation, service and the showroom
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Payments considered with itThe payment path is part of the POS project
A complete BizTracker system
What a complete BizTracker system includes
A complete POS system is the software, the checkout hardware, the peripherals, the setup, the payment path, training and support. It is built around how the store actually runs, and you go through the specification with somebody before there is a price on it.
Build a POS system around the store
Build a POS SystemThe guided builder puts the decisions in order: what the store sells, how many lanes it runs, what the counter needs, how cards are taken and how the system will be implemented.
Infinity retail software
Infinity POSInfinity is the retail platform for checkout, inventory, reporting and operating controls in grocery, convenience, liquor and specialty retail.
Checkout hardware and peripherals
Hardware for InfinityCheckout stations and terminals, scanners, receipt and label printers, scales, cash drawers and tills, payment hardware, mobile devices, customer displays and the accessories a counter needs — each one specified against the workflow it is going on.
Setup and configuration
Installation and trainingItem-file setup, programming, data conversion, network planning, training and go-live are scoped with the system rather than left until delivery day.
Merchant processing
Merchant processingThe payment path is reviewed as part of the POS project so the counter workflow and the processing relationship are considered together.
Training and support
SupportStaff are trained for the jobs they actually do. Standard support hours are weekdays 9–5; this is not a 24/7 support service.
Remote nationwide, onsite in Tampa Bay
Showroom and local supportRemote setup and training are available nationwide. Onsite installation, service and the showroom are available across Tampa Bay where hands on the counter are the right answer.
See the software
See the software behind an Infinity retail system
Infinity is the retail platform behind our grocery, convenience, liquor, apparel and specialty-store systems. Follow the operating areas below to see what each part of the system is responsible for.
Infinity POS, the retail platform
Infinity POSStart with the platform itself: checkout, inventory, reporting and the operating controls that tie the retail system together.
Inventory management
InventorySee how the item file, receiving, transfers and on-hand quantities fit together.
Reporting
ReportingSee the sales, margin and movement information the owner uses to understand the store.
Purchase orders
Purchase ordersSee how ordering and receiving are handled against the item file instead of beside it.
Stock take
Stock takeSee how physical counts and variances become part of the inventory record.
Customer accounts
Customer accountsSee how customer balances, account activity and special-order workflows are kept with the retail system.
Cash management
Cash managementSee how tills, counts and over-or-short review are handled around the register.
Label printing
Label printingSee how shelf and item labels connect back to the same product information used at checkout.
Infinity on screen
See Infinity in action
A recorded walkthrough of the Infinity till: signing in, entering and scanning items, taking payment and the controls around the transaction.
- The checkout workflow, at the speed a lane actually runs.
- How items, prices and scanning behave behind the till.
- Then a demonstration against your own store and its item file.
Start where you are
Systems built around the way your shop actually runs
A liquor store and a deli both need a POS. They do not need the same one.
Grocery
Grocery POSDepartments, scales, deli and produce, label printing and shrink you can actually see.
Convenience
Convenience POSFast lanes, item-level age, date and time restrictions and back-office control over a long tail of SKUs. Infinity supports SNAP EBT and eWIC workflows, and whether a particular store can use them depends on its SNAP retailer authorization, its state WIC agency, the processor and the payment device.
Liquor
Liquor POSBottles, packs and cases, tight margins per line, and age verification at the register.
Specialty retail
Specialty retail POSDeep catalogs, variants, customer accounts and special orders.
Apparel and clothing
Apparel POSStyles that arrive in colors and sizes. In Infinity Apparel Mode each one is its own record with its own barcode, and size ratios come from what the store actually sold.
Restaurants and bars
Restaurant POSA separate pathway, built on LINGA rather than on the retail platform.
Infinity retail POS
Checkout, inventory and reporting as one system
A sale should update more than the receipt. Infinity ties the front counter to the item file and the operating workflows behind it, so what happened at the register is what the inventory and the reports show.
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Retail checkoutScanning, the sale at the counter and the payment workflow beside it.
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Inventory operationsReceiving, transfers and on-hand quantities tied back to the item file.
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ReportingSales, margin and movement information inside the platform, not exported to a spreadsheet.
The Infinity checkout screen
Inventory control
Know what moved, what is on hand and what needs attention
Inventory work covers receiving, transfers and physical counts against the item file. The point is fewer disconnected spreadsheets, and fewer ordering decisions made from memory.
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Receive against the item fileStock comes in through a defined receiving workflow rather than a note at the back door.
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Track movementTransfers and on-hand quantities stay in the same system as the sale.
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Reconcile physical countsStock-take workflows compare what is on the shelf with what the record says.
Counting where the stock is, not at a desk
Hardware on its own
Printers, scales, registers and supplies
Not every purchase is a whole system. Hardware is specified against the counter it is going on, and quoted for what a single store or a rollout needs.
Receipt printers for rollouts
Receipt printersHow a receipt printer is chosen for the counter it is going on, including the Citizen CT-S310II-U-BK, the model most often specified where every location should run the same one. Tell us the number of units and locations and we will quote that configuration.
Wireless and cellular stores
Printers for wireless retailOne printer and one paper specification, so every store behaves the same way.
Gaming and entertainment venues
Printers for gaming venuesOne printer standard for stations that print all evening, where reloading has to be quick and every unit should be identical.
Scales for weighed departments
ScalesDeli, produce, meat and seafood scales, with the weighed-item labels they print read at the register. Each model is checked before it is quoted.
Cash registers
Cash registersFor a counter where a register, rather than a full POS system, is genuinely the right level of technology.
Paper, labels and supplies
SuppliesWhat the system consumes once it is running, ordered against the hardware actually installed.
Already know what you need?
Request Hardware PricingChoose Hardware Pricing on the contact form, with the model or the job the hardware has to do. Tell us how many units and locations you need, and we will quote that configuration.
A complete POS system
The system is more than the software on the screen
Checkout stations and terminals, scanners, printers, scales, cash drawers and tills, payment hardware, mobile devices, customer displays, the accessories a counter needs, data conversion, training and go-live are scoped as one project. The specification is reviewed with you before it is priced.
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Hardware chosen for the workflowRegisters and terminals, scanners, printers, drawers, displays and scales where the counter needs them.
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Remote implementation nationwideSetup and training are delivered remotely anywhere in the United States.
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Onsite across Tampa BayInstallation, service and the showroom, where hands on the counter are the right answer.
Hardware, setup, training and support
Merchant processing
Make payments part of the POS project
For an Infinity system, card processing runs through one of two paths, Bold or Hybrid. See how processing fits the POS first; a current statement is read before either path is recommended.
See how processing fits the POS
Merchant processingIntegrated and standalone payment paths, support ownership, and what changes operationally.
Have the current statement reviewed
Statement reviewThe BizTracker Merchant Statement Review is free and there is no obligation to switch processors. The statement is the basis for any recommendation about the commercial side.
Send a recent statement
Request a statement reviewOne recent processing statement is enough to start. It is read by a person, and what it shows is what gets discussed — nothing about the outcome is promised before somebody has read it.
Delivered and supported
Set up remotely nationwide, onsite in Tampa Bay
Where the store is decides who can stand at the counter. It does not change the work, the team or when support is available.
Set up anywhere in the country
Installation and trainingSystems are sold and implemented nationwide: item file, programming, training and go-live handled remotely, with hardware shipped configured.
Onsite across Tampa Bay
Showroom and local supportOnsite installation and service where hands on the counter are genuinely needed, plus a showroom to see a complete system running first.
Support hours you can plan around
SupportStandard support hours are weekdays 9–5. Support comes from people who can see how the store is configured. It is not a 24/7 service, and we say so before you buy.
Support for systems we did not sell
Switching support to BizTrackerWhere an existing system can be supported, we take it over, and we say plainly when one cannot rather than accepting the work.
Point of sale since 1996
About BizTrackerBizTracker has been working with point-of-sale technology since 1996.
From first conversation to go-live
A clearer way to buy a POS system
Start with the store, not with a prebuilt bundle. The specification comes before the price.
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Tell us how the store works
What it sells, how many lanes it runs, the item volume, the peripherals, what it runs today and the problems you want solved.
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We specify the system
Software, checkout hardware, peripherals, the payment path, setup, data work, training and implementation.
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Review it with a person
Walk through the recommendation, see the software, change the scope and decide what should go ahead.
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Configure, train and go live
The project moves from a list of parts to a working system, with a defined handoff to support.
What does BizTracker do?
BizTracker specifies, installs, trains and supports complete point-of-sale systems for retail, built on Infinity. A system is the software, the checkout stations, the peripherals the counter needs, the payment path and the work that puts it in - quoted as one thing rather than as parts to assemble.
Implementation and training are remote anywhere in the country, and onsite across Tampa Bay. Support is answered by people who can see how your store is set up; standard hours are weekdays 9 to 5, and it is not a 24/7 service.
- Retail runs on InfinityGrocery, convenience, liquor, apparel and specialty retail are all specified on the same platform.
- A system is quoted as a systemSoftware, lanes, counter hardware, the payment path and the work to go live.
- Remote nationwide, onsite across Tampa BayWhere hands on the counter are the right answer, that is Tampa Bay.
This says what BizTracker sells and how it is delivered. It does not say what your store needs, and it prices nothing: what fits is settled against the store.
Where it usually hurts
What retailers come to us to fix
Almost nobody sets out to buy a POS system. They set out to stop losing money somewhere specific.
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The inventory count is never right
Ordering becomes guesswork, shelves gap, and cash sits in stock nobody is selling.
Infinity tracks receiving, transfers and counts against the item file, so the number on the screen is the number a count produced.
Inventory management -
Nobody can say which products actually make money
Decisions get made on gut feel and the busiest lines turn out to be the thinnest.
Reporting is built into the platform rather than exported to a spreadsheet each month.
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Checkout slows down at exactly the wrong time
A queue on a Saturday afternoon is the one thing a customer remembers.
Scanning and card processing run through one workflow instead of three devices and a re-keyed total, and weighing can too, on a scale model tested with the register.
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Card processing and the POS are two separate arguments
A failed batch or a disputed rate becomes a phone call to somebody who blames the other vendor.
Integrated processing means one system, one place to look, and one number to call.
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The current system is unsupported, or the dealer stopped answering
A register failure becomes an emergency instead of a service call.
We take over support for existing equipment where we can, and replace it where we cannot.
Replace an existing POS
Already have a system?
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You want to keep the hardware you already bought
Replacing working scanners and printers is money spent on nothing.
Where existing equipment is supportable we reuse it, and we say so before the quote rather than after.
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You are switching from another dealer or another POS
The item file, the history and the staff habits all have to come across.
Data conversion and training are part of the project, not an afterthought.
Switching POS systems
Questions people ask before they pick a page
What does BizTracker sell?
Complete point-of-sale systems for retail, and the work that puts them in: the software, the checkout stations, the peripherals the counter needs, the payment path, the item file, training and go-live. Retail systems are built on Infinity, and quoted as one system rather than as parts to assemble.
Which platform would my business be on?
Retail - grocery, convenience, liquor, specialty and general retail - is Infinity. Restaurants and bars are LINGA. Which one applies is settled before anything is specified, because half a demonstration of the wrong platform helps nobody.
Where does BizTracker work?
Implementation and training are remote anywhere in the country. Onsite installation, service and the showroom are across Tampa Bay, where hands on the counter are the right answer.
When is support available?
Standard support hours are weekdays 9 to 5, answered by people who can see how your store is set up rather than reading from a script. It is not a 24/7 service and we will not describe it as one.
What happens after I get in touch?
We establish what the store sells and what it runs today, and come back with what we would propose and why. You can also work the decisions through yourself first in the System Builder, or ask to see a system running in a demo.
Not sure which system fits?
The builder puts the decision in order: what the store sells, how many lanes serve it, what the counter needs, how cards are taken, and who sets it up. A BizTracker specialist reviews the specification before a quote is prepared.