POINT OF SALE TERMINALS Sample Clauses

POINT OF SALE TERMINALS. Tenant must install a Point of Sale (POS) Terminal(s) to accurately record all business transactions occurring in each Concession Location for accounting, reporting, and auditing purposes as set forth herein. All POS Terminals used at the Airport must have at a minimum, the following features: • Multiple segregated category addresses to allow for accurate and complete reporting of Gross Receipts/Revenues by various goods and services categories. • The capability of recording transactions by sequential control number to an audit tape or computer file. • Ability to produce continuous and consecutive transactions in sequential order. Gaps in transaction numbers may be subject to a violation fine as described in 8.01. • Mobile POS payment capabilities or other similar electronic devices. • The capability of recording any discounts that are applied to a transaction. • The capability of printing a transaction history to tape or computer file by category of goods or services, time of day, day, month, and year by category. • The capability of printing customer receipts showing the transaction amount, the amount tendered, the amount of change due to the customer, and the time and date of the transaction. Additionally, the customer receipt must show Tenant’s contact information including name, phone number and email address for any customer concerns, complaints, or questions. • A fee display of sufficient size and legibility that is placed in a location visible to the customer during a transaction. • A secure transaction audit tape or ASCII transaction file on a removable storage device. • POS terminal will be non-re-settable. • The capability to capture passenger data and flight scanning boarding card on every transaction. This passenger/flight data should be associated/added to a transaction record. • The capability to capture basic survey information from passengers (i.e., measuring customer satisfaction from 1 to 5). This information should be associated/added to a transaction record. • The capability to generate log file for audit purposes including transaction creation, delete or modification. This log entry should be controlled by a sequential control number. • Tenant will ensure that POS terminals comply at all times with the requirements set forth within the Lease and, if necessary to allow for a customer experience that meets or exceeds Good Industry Practices and the customer service standards set forth in the CDMP. POS systems shall be refreshed and mode...
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POINT OF SALE TERMINALS. (a) SBI Payments, at its discretion, may provide the Merchant withone or more Point of Sale (“PoS”) terminal(s), consumables and network access controllers and other devices as it considers appropriate so as to facilitate a Valid Card / SBI Xxxx / Bharat QR Transactions at the premises or establishment of the Merchant. (b) The Merchant agrees that the PoS terminal/Bharat QR code shall be used exclusively at the Merchant’s premises/location and for the purposes of facilitating Card / SBI Xxxx/ Bharat QR transactions in connection with purchase of goods or services for which the Merchant has been signed up and for no other purpose whatsoever in a legal environment. (c) The Merchant hereby acknowledges, agrees and confirms that the PoS terminals, consumables and network access controllers and any other device or item deployed or provided by SBI Payments are the exclusive properties of SBI Payments and shall be surrendered to SBI Payments on demand during the term of this Agreement and immediately upon any termination or expiry of this Agreement in working condition. Under no circumstances shall the Merchant claim any right, title or interest in or to the PoS terminals or any other device or consumables provided by SBI Payments for any reason whatsoever. (d) The Merchant shall be responsible for the safekeeping/maintenance of the PoS terminal and all other devices or items deployed or provided by SBI Payments and for the secrecy of any software and keys (embedded into the PoS terminal) and shall neither allow or facilitate any piracy, nor violate any copyright/ trademark relating to any software or other intellectual property rights. (e) The Merchant shall ensure at all times during the business hours at least two members of Merchant’s staff who have been trained to operate the PoS are available. (f) The Merchant shall report to SBI Payments any faulty or suspected fault in the operation of equipment within one hourfrom the knowledge of the same thereof. (g) The Merchant shall not: (i) Sell, assign, transfer, lease or otherwise dispose of any PoS terminals or any other device or materials deployed or provided by SBI Payments; (ii) mortgage, charge, hypothecate, create or permit to exist any liens or other security interests over any PoS terminals or any other device or materials deployed or provided by SBI Payments; (iii) Remove, conceal or alter any markings, tags or dates attached to the PoS Terminals or other devices or any part thereof indicating SBI Payme...
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POINT OF SALE TERMINALS. Voice-to-Voice Telephone Banking, or any other by telephone.
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POINT OF SALE TERMINALS. Concessionaire must install a POS Terminal(s) to accurately record all business transactions occurring in each Concession Location for accounting, reporting and auditing purposes as set forth herein. All POS Terminals used at DEN must have, at a minimum, the following features: 1. Multiple segregated category addresses to allow for accurate and complete reporting of Gross Receipts by various goods and services categories; 2. The capability of recording transactions by sequential control number to an audit tape or computer file; 3. The capability of recording any discounts that are applied to a transaction; 4. The capability of printing a transaction history to tape or computer file by category of goods or services, time of day, day, month, and year by category; 5. The capability of printing customer receipts showing the transaction amount, the amount tendered, the amount of change due to the customer, and the time and date of the transaction. Additionally, the customer receipt must show Concessionaire’s contact information including name, phone number and email address for any customer concerns, complaints or questions; 6. A fee display of sufficient size and legibility that is placed in a location visible to the customer during a transaction; and 7. A secure transaction audit tape or ASCII transaction file on a removable storage device. City reserves the right to implement and/or modify a universal point-of-sale system or other technology to work in tandem with Concessionaire’s POS Terminals for continual access to each Concession Locations’ point of sale data. Concessionaire agrees to fully cooperate in the implementation of such a universal point- of-sale system or other technology. If City instructs Concessionaire to install any technology, equipment, software and systems as part of such implementation, City shall not be obligated to pay the cost of or furnish Concessionaire with the technology, equipment, software or systems necessary to do so.
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POINT OF SALE TERMINALS. The terminals allow:
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POINT OF SALE TERMINALS. Producer agrees that The Ticketing Co. (Tixco, LLC) may sell event tickets through point of sale terminals at various locations at the discretion of The Ticketing Co. (Tixco, LLC) in addition to online, phone and mobile ticket sales. Event Producer understands and agrees that point of sale terminal locations may change at any time and/or that The Ticketing Co. (Tixco, LLC) may cease to offer point of sale terminal ticket sales for any and/or events at any time.
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POINT OF SALE TERMINALS. The point of sale terminals identified on Schedule 2.01(e) are sold to Purchaser without any warranty, either express or implied, with regard to their state of operation or repair.
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POINT OF SALE TERMINALS. Concessionaire must install a POS Terminal(s) to accurately record all business transactions occurring for accounting, reporting, and auditing purposes as set forth in the Concessions Handbook. City reserves the right to implement and/or modify a universal point-of-sale system or other technology to work in tandem with Concessionaire’s POS Terminals for continual access to point of sale data. Concessionaire agrees to cooperate in the implementation of such a universal point-of-sale system or other technology. If City instructs Concessionaire to install any technology, equipment, software, and systems as part of such implementation, City shall not be obligated to pay the cost of or furnish Concessionaire with the technology, equipment, software, or systems necessary to do so, or to pay any related costs.
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POINT OF SALE TERMINALS. Point of Sale Terminals for use by the “Merchant Establishment” will be provided in its absolute discretion by E-Merchants Factory on the request of “Merchant Establishment”. A refundable deposit per imprinters/point of Sale Terminal provided will be collected in each such case unless E-Merchants Factory otherwise directs. The imprinter/Point of Sale Terminal provided to the “Merchant Establishment” must be returned in good condition (Except reasonable wear and tear) on termination of this “Merchant Establishment Agreement” or forthwith on demand by E- Merchants Factory at any time. For the avoidance of doubt, the “Merchant Establishment” agrees the Point of Sale Terminal are and shall always remain the property of E-Merchants Factory and not those of the “Merchant Establishment” TERRITORY: Means a defined Area/Space of the business approved, within the POS Terminal/Manual imprinter has to be installed/placed & used authorized to operate as per rules & regulations of Bank/VISA/ MasterCard/UnionPay/PayPak Cards. Point of Sale Terminal will not be transferable/movable from the defined Areas/Space without seeking prior of E-Merchants Factory.
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