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Yes, Epos Now has an offline mode that saves all the point-of-sale transactions locally to your device and uploads them to the cloud when you reconnect your system to the internet or when you disable the offline mode.

Absolutely! Epos Now offers tiered plans suitable for companies of various sizes, from single locations to multi-store operations. You can customize functionalities to fit your specific needs.

Epos Now's base plans are considered relatively affordable compared to some competitors. However, be cautious of potential hidden fees, and the final cost might increase with add-on features.

Yes, Epos Now offers various support options, including 24/7 phone support and live chat during business hours. There's also a knowledge base with FAQs and articles.

Yes, but not directly. Epos Now integrates with various online payment processing services, allowing you to accept online payments once integrated.

Yes, Epos Now provides a mobile app for iOS and Android devices. Their apps allow you to manage sales, inventory, and staff on the go, among other features. However, mobile functionalities might differ from the desktop version.

Epos Now takes data security seriously. It is PCI and EMV-compliant and offers payment fraud protection.

Currently, Epos Now doesn't advertise a free trial. However, you can explore the demo options available on their website.

Epos Now integrates with various third-party services, including accounting software, productivity software, and potentially processing services. Specific details on all integrations are undisclosed.

Yes! Epos Now is a cloud-based system accessible from any connected device with a web browser, including Macs and PCs, as well as from mobile devices.