Elys Family Payment Processing
With an intuitive interface, ease of use, and streamlined design, the Elys Family makes it easy for users to navigate and process transactions efficiently.
Design and Functionality
The design of the Elys family is sleek, modern, and functional, with each component serving a specific purpose in the payment processing workflow.
Merchant Features
This allows merchants to import their Customer, Inventory, and Transaction history to our system. The templates are a mapping guide for each section. It is seamless, without much intervention on the part of the operator.
Merchants will be able to set up categories for returns (didn’t fit, wrong color, defective, etc.). These categories are unique per merchant. We’ve also added a new report so they can see why things are being returned. This is a risk management feature. In addition, they’ll be able to choose whether or not to send it back into inventory.
Merchants already have the ability to categorize items. Now when they manually enter an item that is not in regular inventory (i.e. weighted candy like fudge that’s individually priced), the system will pop up a drop-down list of their already established categories and allow them to choose it. It won’t put it into inventory because these items wouldn’t normally be put into inventory. This can then be traced back to the reports when pulled up by category.
Printer Selection Enhancement
This enhancement allows the merchant to choose specific printers to print to after a sale in a multiple printer environment such as a restaurant with multiple kitchens.
Payout Reporting
Payout report will pull data for up to 2 years. This makes end of year reporting easier.
Integration with mKonnekt
Sound POS leverages mKonnekt’s technology by using tobacco manufacturers’ loyalty and coupon programs that are offered to retailers, most often used in c-stores. This allows merchants to create reports of the daily tobacco sales combined with coupons and loyalty discounts applied to them. Once submitted, mKonnekt transmits it to the tobacco manufacturer and they pay the merchant the funds redeemed by their customers on those discounts.