Tableside service
Handheld terminals close the check where the guest sits, so the bill does not wait on a walk to the register.

Wireless and desktop payment terminals, virtual payment acceptance, and e-commerce integration.
Payment can sit on the counter, walk the floor, or happen with no terminal at all. Perfectsols supplies wireless and desktop terminals, virtual payment acceptance, and e-commerce integration — the same offering as the POS, from a different angle.
At the table and on the counter
Payment accepting terminals walk the floor or stay on the desk. Virtual acceptance and e-commerce cover the sale when there is no terminal in the room.
A restaurant does not only take payment at a fixed till. Handheld terminals go with the staff to the table. Desktop terminals sit beside the POS. When the sale happens on a phone, a remote checkout, or a website, virtual payment acceptance and e-commerce integration keep that sale in the same offering.
Wireless units in the catalog: Clover Flex, Clover Pocket, PAX A920, Dejawoo QD 2, Valor VP 800, and PAX A60. Desktop: Clover Compact and PAX A35. Perfectsols matches the terminal to the room — not the other way around.
Card and mobile wallet acceptance belong next to the POS, not as a separate project. The same conversation covers the station, the handheld, and checkout when no hardware is present.
Who this is for
Handheld terminals close the check where the guest sits, so the bill does not wait on a walk to the register.
A desktop terminal next to the POS takes card and wallet payment without adding another full station.
Virtual acceptance and e-commerce integration cover invoices, phone orders, and the web store.
How the room runs
Staff carry payment through the room. The till is not the only place a card can be taken.
A dedicated pad on the counter for guests who pay at the register.
Virtual payment acceptance covers the ticket when a terminal is not part of the sale.
E-commerce integration keeps web checkout with the same payment offering as the floor.
Payment accepting terminals for the floor.
Handheld terminals for tableside and anywhere the guest is — not only at a fixed till. Staff close the check in the room instead of walking a card back to the register.

Tableside
A handheld terminal for tableside payment. The guest pays where they sit, and the check does not wait on a walk to the till.

Wireless
A compact wireless terminal that stays with the staff on a busy floor — pocketable when a full handheld is more than the shift needs.

Handheld
A handheld payment terminal with a screen, for staff who walk the room and need to take payment away from the counter.

Wireless
A wireless payment terminal for the floor, when the till is not where the guest is. Same job as the other handhelds in this list, matched to the room.

Wireless
A wireless terminal for taking payment away from the counter — tableside, queue, or anywhere the staff already are.

Compact wireless
A small wireless terminal for quick payment on the move, when the shift needs a lighter unit than a full handheld.
Payment accepting terminals for the counter.
Terminals that stay on the counter next to the till — card and wallet payment without walking the floor.

Desktop
A desktop terminal that stays on the counter for card and wallet payments, next to the POS rather than in a pocket.

Desktop pin-pad
A compact desktop pin-pad for the till, when the station needs a dedicated payment pad and the guest pays at the register.
Take payment without a physical terminal.
Not every sale happens in front of a terminal. Virtual payment acceptance covers the ticket when the hardware is not in the room.

No terminal
Take payment without a physical terminal — for the phone, a remote checkout, or a screen. The sale still belongs to the same offering as the floor.
Payment acceptance for the online store.
The online store is part of the same offering. E-commerce integration connects web checkout to the payment flow Perfectsols already places in the room.

Online store
Connect the online store so web checkout sits with the same payment offering as the floor — not a second, disconnected checkout.
Continue through the offering
Wireless and desktop terminals, virtual payment acceptance, and e-commerce integration.