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City start up introduces world’s first cash register with GPRS
City based start-up ECRs Tech, engaged in manufacturing of Electronic Cash Registers (ECRs) will soon launch ‘Bilkar’, the world’s first cash register with GPRS and server-cloud technology. The new embedded cash registers will enable merchants to connect to the web sever of \'Bilkar.in\' to monitor their sales and transactions remotely through cloud, website or mobile.
City based start-up ECRs Tech, engaged in manufacturing of Electronic Cash Registers (ECRs) will soon launch ‘Bilkar’, the world’s first cash register with GPRS and server-cloud technology. The new embedded cash registers will enable merchants to connect to the web sever of 'Bilkar.in' to monitor their sales and transactions remotely through cloud, website or mobile.
It is indigenously developed device in cash management system, which will enable traders, SME retail outlets to manage their business without being physically present. It helps in overcoming the difficulties retailers face in using ECRs which can lose data if the machine malfunctions or lose workplace productivity during power outages - since every transaction is instantly stored in server through the state-of-the-art cloud technology.
Another big advantage in this is there is no need for a PC. The salient features of Bilkar are its 8 line Blue LCD Display - ensures eye doesn't strain. Customers can view six items while billing on the screen. It comes out with SD card device for data backup. The menu is self-driven and does not require any training. It can store up to one lakh items.
“Stating that at Rs 15,000 each, the cash register machines' cost is on a par or less than those being imported from Chinese,” said Chandu, founder of ECRs Tech. It will formally be introduces in the market by July.
