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A POS That Connects
Your Entire Property

A Point of Sale system should do more than handle transactions. It should make every day work smoother and help you grow.

VISIT’s POS connects every sales point across your property, from restaurant and bar to spa and retail, directly with your PMS, including frictionless payments. The result is a more seamless experience for your guests and a clearer, more connected way of working for your team.

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Feature overview

Full PMS Integration

Post charges from any POS directly to a guest’s room in a single step, keeping everything accurate and ready for a smooth checkout.

Flexible Payments

Accept card, cash, gift cards and mobile payments through VISIT Pay, all within one consistent setup.

Centralized Reporting

See performance across all departments in one place. Use real-time insights to understand what’s working and where to adjust.

Inventory Control

Never run out unexpectedly. Track stock across all your sales points - restaurant, bar, or shop - and get automatic low-stock reminders so your team can reorder before it becomes a problem.

One bill. One view. No extra steps.

One bill. One view. No extra steps.

When your restaurant, bar, spa, and reception all work in the same system, service becomes simpler for everyone. With VISIT Point of Sales, your team can take payments, post charges directly to a guest’s room, and keep every transaction connected to the PMS. No switching between tools. No double entry. Just a smoother way to sell, serve, and check out.

Key points:

  • Post restaurant, bar, spa, retail, and activity charges directly to the guest’s room.
  • Keep sales, payments, and reporting connected across the whole property.
  • Give staff one shared view of what has been sold, paid, and charged.

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FAQ

Something unclear? Here you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions. And if you’d rather talk it through, we’re always here to help.

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What is a hotel point of sale (POS) system?

A hotel point of sale system takes payments in the places a guest spends money outside their room – restaurant, bar, spa, shop, activities – and can charge them to the room instead of settling immediately. That charge-to-room capability is what separates a hospitality POS from a retail one, and it only works when the POS and the property management system share the same guest folio.

Can one POS cover the restaurant, bar, spa and shop?

Yes – restaurants, bars, conference, spa, retail and activities in one system, so a guest's spending across all of them lands on the same folio and the property sees departmental revenue side by side. The alternative most properties live with is a separate till per outlet, which means reconciling several daily totals by hand and never quite knowing what a guest spent in total during their stay.

Can staff take payment at the table?

Yes, through Pay@Table terminals including Nets, so staff take and split payments at the table rather than walking the guest to a till. For a restaurant the gain is table turnover: the minutes between a guest wanting to pay and being able to leave are dead time on a table that could be seated again, and on a busy evening that compounds across every table.

Can we compare revenue across departments?

Yes – restaurant, bar, spa, retail and activities reported side by side from one system, without exporting and combining spreadsheets. The comparison that usually surprises people is revenue per guest rather than revenue per department: a spa taking less than the restaurant may be earning considerably more per guest who uses it, which changes where you would spend attention.

What changes in daily operations with a connected POS?

The end of day, mainly. Instead of cashing up each outlet separately and reconciling the totals against room accounts, sales and payments are already recorded against the right folio and the right department. The night audit stops being a reconciliation exercise and becomes a check. For a property with three or four outlets that is the single largest recurring time saving a connected POS produces.