Retail & Point-of-Sale
We specialise in the infrastructure behind point-of-sale — resilient, properly segmented networks that keep payments flowing through the busiest nights, from single-till shops to multi-venue groups.
Built for the Rush
A POS outage on a Saturday night is not an IT problem — it is a queue out the door and refunds you cannot process. We design POS networks for resilience: payment traffic segmented from guest WiFi and everything else, failover where it counts, and hardware chosen to survive a commercial environment.
One Venue or Twenty
We build for the whole range: a single-till corner store, a restaurant with handheld ordering, a nightclub with bars on three floors, or a retail group running many venues on a common standard. The same discipline scales — and where staff roam with handhelds, our in-building wireless keeps orders moving.
Proven in the Field
We have carried point-of-sale into places with no infrastructure whatsoever — including WiFi supporting POS at a community rodeo, served from our own communications site. If we can keep payments flowing in a field, we can keep them flowing in your venue.
Common Questions
Yes — it is a specialty. We build resilient, properly segmented networks that keep tills, payment terminals and kitchen printers online, for everything from single-till mum-and-pop shops to multi-venue retail groups, restaurants, bars and nightclubs.
They can share infrastructure, but they should never share a network segment. We design POS traffic onto its own secured segment so a busy guest network — or a compromised guest device — cannot touch payments.
Yes. We have delivered WiFi supporting point-of-sale at outdoor community events served from our own communications infrastructure, and we build temporary and seasonal POS connectivity for venues that need it.
Businesses and communities across British Columbia — Vancouver, the Sea to Sky corridor, Lillooet, and rural, remote and First Nations communities.