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How does Enactor help Retailers bust queues?
Long queues are one of the most common pain points for both Retailers and customers alike. Customers expect seamless and efficient shopping experiences, and long wait times at checkout can lead to frustration, abandoned purchases, and even loss of customer loyalty. For Retailers, managing queues efficiently is not only key to customer satisfaction but also to optimising operational efficiency.
Fiscalisation changes in Germany for 2020
Fiscalisation changes in Germany for 2020 If you’re retailing in Germany after January 1st 2020 you should be aware that
What to do if your POS is Ageing
What to do if your POS is Ageing POS applications that have been merged into larger technology companies are at
How Department Stores can Leverage Omnichannel
How Department Stores can Leverage Omnichannel Omni Channel capability is not just about coordinating web and in-store, it’s about delivering
The True Power of Omnichannel
The True Power of Omnichannel Customer journeys are difficult to predict and change quickly. Many traditionally built technologies force how
How technology can support consumer experiences
How technology can support consumer experiences We’re all talking about customer journeys and experiences, and all too often the technology
Before you try VR, get your customer touchpoints in order
Before you try VR, get your customer touchpoints in order Retailers are working hard to attract customers in store, and
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New Look Announcement
New Look switches to Enactor on Demand to drive up store engagement Enactor is delighted to announce that the British high street retailer, New Look, has
Enactor recognised for excellence
Enactor shortlisted to win POS Technology of the Year. Enactor are proud to be shortlisted to win Point of Sale Technology of the Year at
RTS 2022 through the lens
Planes, trains and automobiles. The Enactor team boarded planes, hopped on trains and navigated the London traffic (and Olympia building works) to return to the
