RSRestaurants and counters
Connections for terminals, printers, payment devices and service equipment in sales or customer areas.
POS & Device Connectivity
Organized connectivity for POS stations, payment devices, back-office equipment and devices that depend on the network.
Where it creates value
Connections that keep sales operating
A POS point does not depend only on the terminal. It also needs network access, cabling, device placement, organized access and clear coordination with providers when applicable.
- Connectivity for POS stations, counters, registers, bars and service points.
- Cabling for payment devices, printers, scanners, tablets, mini PCs and related equipment.
- Network access for back office, cameras, Wi-Fi, signage and other systems that share the space.
- Technical coordination when POS software, merchant accounts or provider configuration are handled by a third party.
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RTRetail and checkout
Preparation of payment points, scanners, printers and connected devices for daily commercial operation.
BOBack office and devices
Network and cabling for printers, administrative equipment, small switches and devices that support operations.
NWNetwork coordination
Routes, ports, switches, Wi-Fi and dependencies so POS can coexist with cameras, signage and existing systems.
Technical scope
Devices, network and cabling working together
The scope is defined by the POS system, number of devices, existing network and physical conditions at the counter or back office.
Points and routes
Location planning, cable pass-throughs, data drops, faceplates, patch cords and physical access to devices.
Related equipment
Payment devices, printers, scanners, tablets, mini PCs, back office and equipment that depends on network or cabling.
External coordination
Work with the POS provider, ISP, merchant processor or client IT when configuration depends on third parties.
Project path
From counter to connected and verifiable point
The scope defines routes, devices, network and responsibilities between installation, POS vendor and internet service before the counter is modified.
Site review
We identify POS positions, devices, existing network, possible routes and provider dependencies.
Connectivity plan
We define what will be wired, what depends on Wi-Fi, where equipment will be placed and what must be coordinated before installation.
Installation and organization
Routes, terminations, connections and physical organization are completed according to the approved scope.
Testing and handoff
Network link, basic access, available power and conditions are reviewed so the POS provider can complete its part when applicable.
Maintenance and changes
Keep sales points connected and understandable
POS devices change over time. An organized installation makes replacement, expansion, diagnostics and third-party coordination easier.
- Review of ports, cabling, switches, Wi-Fi and device connections.
- Diagnostics for devices without network, loose cables, unclear routes or counter changes.
- Recommendations for adding stations, moving devices or cleaning up existing cabling.
Willdor prepares low-voltage and network infrastructure related to POS and connected devices. POS software programming, merchant accounts, licensing, payment processing configuration or POS vendor support are coordinated separately when applicable.
Need to connect or relocate POS points?
Tell us how many stations, devices and areas need connectivity. That information defines the technical scope before installation.