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Dozens of tills set up in a few hours, that keep running without a network.

Festivals, events, drinks stands: when everyone arrives at once, the network gets overloaded. Your tills, though, keep taking payment.

What gets in the way, and how the ZP Suite answers it.

  • The network gets overloaded during the event

    Each till takes payment locally, without depending on the internet. Synchronisation resumes on its own once the network is back.

  • Queues at the bars grow longer

    With ZP mobileOrder, the order is taken right in the queue. With ZP selfCheckout kiosks, the public orders and pays on their own.

  • Volunteers change at every shift

    The interface is learnt in a few minutes: every team can take payment from their very first shift.

  • Change has to be given during the rush

    A Cima or Cashmatic cash recycler takes cash and gives change in place of the cashier.

The typical setup

One ZP POS till per bar, stand or drinks stand, with its own payment terminal or cash recycler. ZP mobileOrder handsets to take orders in the queue, ZP selfCheckout kiosks at the busiest spots, and a ZP kDisplay screen in each stand's kitchen. The catalogue is set up once and shared by every till. Your reseller prepares and installs everything before opening.

Compatible payments and hardware

Worldline, Nexi, Paytec, Wallee / PostFinance, Cima, Cashmatic, Shopify

The modules in this setup

  • The Windows touchscreen till at the heart of the suite, from shop to restaurant.

  • The order taken at the table goes straight to the kitchen.

  • The customer orders and pays on their own. The queue moves.

  • The kitchen display that replaces paper tickets.

A typical day with the ZP Suite

Example schedule, to adapt to your establishment.

  1. The day before

    Setup

    The reseller installs the tills stand by stand. The catalogue is the same everywhere, set up once.

  2. 18:00

    Doors open

    Each till takes payment locally. If the network gets overloaded, payments keep going through.

  3. 21:30

    Peak attendance

    Kiosks and in-queue order taking absorb the crowds at the bars.

  4. 02:00

    Closing

    Tills synchronise their sales as soon as the network allows it.

  5. The next day

    Teardown

    The hardware is returned, sales stay in the tamper-proof journal, VAT included.

Frequently asked questions

What happens if the internet goes down during the event?

Nothing, for taking payment: each till takes payment locally. Sales synchronise themselves once the network is back.

Can we take cash?

Yes, at the till, and with a Cima or Cashmatic cash recycler if you want the public to pay on their own.

Which payment terminals are compatible?

ZP POS drives Worldline, Nexi, Paytec and Wallee / PostFinance terminals.

Who installs the tills?

An authorised reseller in your region. They prepare the tills, install them on site and train the teams.

Let us look at the setup for your establishment.

An authorised reseller in your region presents the setup suited to your business, then installs it and trains your team.