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AdvanceMe Inc. Blogs About MCA for POS Upgrades

By Mercator Advisory Group
June 3, 2011
in Analysts Coverage
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For many merchants, investing in modern payment technology is no longer optional. Upgraded point-of-sale systems can improve operational efficiency, streamline payment acceptance, enhance inventory management, and provide valuable business insights. However, the cost of new hardware, software, and system integrations can create financial challenges, particularly for small and mid-sized businesses.

One option that some merchants explore is merchant cash advance funding to support critical business upgrades. Because access to capital can often be secured quickly, businesses may be able to accelerate pos system upgrades without waiting for traditional financing approvals. This can help merchants stay competitive while taking advantage of the latest payment technology and business management capabilities.

On the Merchant Cash Advance Info blog, the AdvanceMe team has some very interesting ideas for merchants who are considering an upgrade for their points-of-sale. As the blog post points out, point-of-sale devices such as countertop terminals, electronic cash registers, and networked POS systems are essential for merchants operating in face-to-face service environments. And these devices can sometimes be onerous for merchants to afford the upgrades to hardware and software that are often mandated by the card industry.From the blog:

At their most basic, POS systems are used to balance the cash drawer, process credit cards, run reports, count inventory, print checks, act as a time clock for employees, and control theft. Advanced systems can be used for even more sophisticated processes, including developing target marketing strategies, tracking supplier purchases, and analyzing sales of each inventory item. Indeed, a POS system customized for your business’ needs is more management tool than cash register.

One of the benefits of a Merchant Cash Advance is that it is a very quick method of obtaining working capital – sometimes in as few as 72 hours. This speed-to-funding can be leveraged by the business, which is especially helpful when upgrading and improving essential parts of your business.

Modern POS solutions have evolved far beyond simple payment processing devices. Today’s systems can support inventory tracking, employee management, reporting, and customer engagement initiatives that help businesses operate more effectively.

When merchants need to invest in new technology, merchant cash advance funding may provide a fast source of working capital for pos system upgrades and other operational improvements. Evaluating financing options alongside business objectives can help ensure technology investments deliver long-term value and growth.

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