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Henderson Technology launches new remote store analysis tool

Henderson Technology launches new remote store analysis tool
Pooja Shrivastava
By Pooja ShrivastavaMar 10, 2022
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Henderson Technology, the UK’s leading EPOS software provider, has announced the launch of EDGEPoS Analytics, a new tool for quick remote store analysis.

EDGEPoS Analytics is now available to all EDGEPoS retail customers across the UK. EDGEPoS Analytics is a tool for quick analysis. It provides an overview of the data from inside a store, accessible from anywhere remote through any modern browser on desktop or smart device.

EDGEPoS Analytics takes the data from the EDGEPoS back office once a day and holds up to two years of historical data for evaluation and comparison.

When the user logs in, they are presented with dashboard data which includes sales, margin, average spend, basket-size, transactions, YOY comparative sales, top departments, top 10 lines, and operator stats. This is all shown in an easy to read, graphical format.

A reporting facility is also available on EDGEPoS Analytics, where store and site owners can generate, email and schedule reports automatically from the Analytics dashboard.

Darren Nickels, Retail Technology Operations Director at Henderson Technology, said, “We understand retail and how owners and managers are not always instore to get the data they need. As a result, we developed EDGEPoS Analytics so timely information can be accessed from the EDGEPoS system.

"We have partnered with Limitless Insights to develop a cloud-based platform, connecting the customer to transactional data from the EDGEPoS back or head office. We have prioritised what retail data owners want and placed it into this quick, easy to use and intuitive tool.

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In addition to the launch of EDGEPoS Analytics, Henderson Technology has also recently relaunched its partnership with Envisage, which offers EDGEPoS customers two seamless SAGE links to connect EDGEPoS to their Sage accounting package.

Nickels added: “We are delighted to be able to offer Envisage to all our EDGEPoS customers across the UK. EDGEPoS Analytics and Envisage are great examples of how we understand the retail environment and it is our continued ambition to be the most progressive and future proofed EPOS software system in the UK. We would encourage any convenience or forecourt retailer to contact us today for an EDGEPoS demonstration.”

Henderson Technology provides the award-winning global EPOS Software System EDGEPoS, designed by retailers, for retailers.

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