Net Element (NASDAQ: NETE), operator of a payments-as-a-service transactional and value-added services platform for small to medium enterprise in the US, Russian Federation and other international markets, has launched a new version of its cloud-based Aptito point-of-sale system for the restaurant industry.
Aptito v. 2.9 provides universal payment acceptance and numerous restaurant productivity upgrades at a flexible pricing structure that allows easier access for merchants with diverse needs and resources.
Aptito is a mobile iPad and iPhone restaurant productivity and omni-channel payment processing solution that improves restaurant efficiency, lowers costs and enhances customer experience.
The newest version rounds out the technology’s payment acceptance options with the integration of EMV chip technology and Apple, Inc.’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) Apple Pay™ into its transactional processing platform.
Direct Aptito integration with payments processor Total System Services (TSYS) allows merchants to bypass third-party gateway fees.
Aptito v. 2.9 product features also include:
• WiFi enabled interactive kitchen display
• Multiple happy hour pricing management
• Bluetooth printer integration
• Improved employee management including automated time card and shift reports
“These upgrades provide a competitive edge to the product and should facilitate Aptito sales efforts and increase transactional revenue,” Oleg Firer, Net Element CEO, stated in the news release. “By delivering these tools our goal is to help grow the business of our customers and assure greater transactional volume for Net Element.”
For more information visit www.netelement.com
