Need to know the business cycle operations followed in UK and how does the Point of sale software help in doing their daily business activity
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point of sales are helpful to match the product with the label..,.the products itself has to match..the weight does(if applicable) and the price also...
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In the UK all registered companies must make an annual return to Companies House showing their yearly balance. This is available for anyone to view.
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this will answer all ur questions\nhttp://164.100.24.208/ls/abs%20series/index.htm
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You can roughly study and research on all the existing POS software enablers out there in the market. Compare their system with what you have to offer. If your company is able to provide extra features and much lower price, then there's a market for it. The market would also depend on the area you are in. Study the demand for POS systems around your area as well. \n\nFor more info and articles on POS, check out http://www.wareprise.com/content/point-of-sale.html
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Computer technology in business used for fast transfer and saving time \n\nE-Commerce  Or E- Business\n\n1-allow u to have shopping from Ur home\n2-more comfortable for people\n3-make it easier to compare between sells online\n4-widely used in this days and biggest store now like e-bay doesn't have workshop already \n5-Shorten cycles of trading .\n6- Decrease of traditional costs.\n7-Always up to date.\n8-Allow small and medium size businesses to compete with large businesses.\n\n\n\nthat's all i remember really
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I dont have expirience but start here.\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1006977150133
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In terms of credit / debit cards, the point of sale means the cash register. Whenever you go to a store and they have those card-swiping machines right at the register, that's a POS terminal.
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SAGELINE 50 is very good, I use for my husbands business accounts. It does the lot. stock control, payroll, purchase ledger, sales ledger, invoicing etc, the list goes on & on I had to go back to a training centre though, cus it can be a bit tricky to use untill you get in to it!\nGood Luck with it
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supply-chain, shipping, RMA, customer support.. etc... and of course, you're gonna need software to take care of all that. I've had ebay business... if you have a large volume of stuff to ship, UPS and FedEx give you ton of discounts on shipping.. i think they help you out w/supply chain as well.
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There are many, many point of sale programs out there that manage inventory for you. They give you an ideal inventory figured from your current inventory + purchases - sales. You can then take this ideal inventory and compare it to an actual physical count to find if you have any theft or waste. I suggest inventorying stock once a week. If there is theft or waste, you need to be able to pinpoint it to certain weeks.\n\nYou can also set the same system up in Microsoft Excel It requires a spreadsheet to track sales by item that also imports your cost of each item sold to create an ideal cost of goods sold. You can then have an inventory spreadsheet by which you count and value your existing inventory and purchase number to establish an actual cost of goods sold. By comparin the actual cost of goods sold to the ideal cost of goods sold, you get the same information the point of sale software gives you.\n\nI have spreadsheet systems that can be set up to track all this information and feed it into P&L spreadsheets along with labor numbers and purchase report numbers to create a preliminary P&L on a weekly basis to better manage your business. You can also find your needed gross profit per person (how much markup you need from every customer to pay your bills and profit) with the spreadsheet system.\n\nContact me through my website for more information.\n\nBrandon O'Dell\nO'Dell Consulting\nRestaurants/Retail/Bars\nhttp://www.bodellconsulting.com
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You can also list at http://www.ebay.co.uk\n\nIts a UK site but your account is also valid at that site. You can sell items on that site as well, but you will get mostly UK buyers. If youre from UK, you should sell on that site. If most of your customers are from UK, then you should sell on that site.\n\nIf they are paying by paypal. then it will automatically convert the dollars to pounds for you, and vice versa.
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I have a few questions . . . regarding your store . . . \n\nIs it open 24 hours a day . . . \n\nIf not . . . do it while your store is closed . . . either before it opens or after you close . . . and do a couple of section each time . . . . update your inventory after you complete a section . . . until your store is complete.\n\nIf you are open 24 hours a day . . . it would be more difficult . . . but during the dead or slow periods . . . do one section at the time . . . when you complete the section the adjust your inventory to the amount purchase during your count . . . and enter your corrected amount in the inventory. . . .\n\nBasically do a cycle count of 3-5 products daily . . . and schedule the frequency do to the popularity of the items.  Especially if you are running a 24 hour mart.
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Quicken, they're the industry leader and they have a Mac version.\n\nhttp://quicken.intuit.com/commerce/catalog/product.jhtml?lid=left_nav&prodId=prod0000000000007992902
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First step is to list all the events that cause a cash inflow or cash outflow.  Then make sure the list is in chronological order (earliest event first, then the next, all the way through to the last).  Make sure that the events are truely cash related: for example if the entity incurs a liability on 1 August, receives an invoice on 31 August, and pays the invoice on 14 September - the cash outflow only occurs on 14 September.\n\nHow can this be used to structure the analysis?  It can be very helpful to see exactly when capital providers (shareholders or creditors) need to provide funds, and exactly when they can expect to receive funds.  It can also help to determine whether the company has enough cash on hand to meet its needs - sometimes a company can be profitable on paper but not have enough liquid cash to meet its needs.\n\nThis sounds like part of a homework question you are having trouble with.  If you are looking for additional accounting based examples, the case study below is a great example of a company with liquidity issues.
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=%5EGSPC
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http://www.workpermit.com/uk/uk.htm\n\nCheck this website.  It should give you more of an idea plus i includes other european countries.\n\nGood Luck
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I believe Google trades on the LSE as GGEA.\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=GGEA.L\n\nAlso, most UK brokers can also buy shares of US-traded firms for their clients.  I expect you would pay up a bit on commissions.