NWIDA is pleased to introduce ShopPOSPortal as their latest Vendor Partner (“VP”), providing Best-In-Class Point-of-Sale hardware, compatible with the leading POS systems used by wireless retailers. NWIDA members will receive best pricing on cash drawers, receipt printers and paper, barcode scanners and more.

Adam Wolf, NWIDA President said:

“Our buying power continues to grow, and we’re constantly looking for a way to save our members money. By adding ShopPOSPortal, our members now have  one-stop shopping for POS hardware, with the best pricing available. The hardware works with most leading POS systems, so there’s no need for training on new software. It’s a simple on-line shopping process and the hardware is delivered right to the shop.”  

ShopPOSPortal carries quality products from brand-name companies like Citizen receipt printers and APG Cash Drawers, and they provide unwavering service and support.

Craig Kaliebe, Director of Business Development and Marketing at ShopPOSPortal, stated: “

We’re excited to partner with NWIDA and its members. We’ve provided reliable hardware solutions to the wireless industry for years and look forward to offering outstanding service and support before, during and after the purchase.“


 Additional information can be found here.

 
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