Every minute of POS downtime costs your customer money.
Retail and quick-serve rollouts move fast across many sites. Inconsistent installs lead to devices that don’t connect, missing peripherals and frustrated store managers.
Lost sales
A dead terminal at opening means customers walk out.
Inconsistent sites
Every location set up differently multiplies support calls.
Rollout delays
One bad site can hold up the schedule for the rest.
The solution
POS installation services
Cavonet installs terminals, peripherals and cabling to one standard across every location, tests each device, and documents the results under your brand.
01
Terminal and peripheral installs
Mounting and connecting terminals, receipt printers, cash drawers, scanners, card readers and kitchen displays.
02
Network cabling and patching
New drops, patching and labeling for every device on the counter and in the back office.
03
Hardware refreshes
Swapping legacy equipment for new hardware and returning old devices as directed.
04
Multi-site rollouts
Consistent installs across locations following one checklist and one closeout standard.
05
Testing and turn-up
Verifying connectivity and working with your remote team to confirm each device is ready for business.
06
Closeout documentation
Photos, serial numbers and completion notes for your records.
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Send the site list and checklist. We run the rollout the same way at every location.
POS systems FAQ
Questions, answered.
What should be ready before a POS install?
Equipment onsite, a device checklist, network drops or a plan for them, and your remote team available to confirm devices come online.
How do you keep installs consistent across many stores?
We use one checklist for every site, take the same photos and record the same details, so every location looks the same to your support team.
Can you install before the store opens?
Yes. We can schedule early or after close to avoid disrupting sales.
Do you capture serial numbers?
Yes, when your project requires it, along with photos of each installed device.
What if a device won’t connect?
We troubleshoot the physical side, including cabling, patching and power, with your remote team and document the result so it can be resolved quickly.