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1Retail Point of Sale certified by Acumatica

1Retail director, Brynt Moggach.

Media Release

18 February, 2020

1Retail, a modern hybrid-cloud based Point of Sale (PoS) and retail management solution, has been approved as an Acumatica Certified Application (ACA) for version 2019 R2.

The solution is designed to be customer centric, removing all the challenges associated with traditional legacy PoS systems, and enabling rapid, low-cost deployment for a low total cost of ownership.

1Retail director Brynt Moggach is honored to receive this kind of recognition from the Acumatica developers themselves. “This is a testament to the strength of our application and resources, as well as the depth of our integration with the Acumatica platform.”

In 2019, 1Retail achieved Technical Validation for MYOB Advanced 2019 R1, enabling customers in the ANZ region to adopt 1Retail as a modern PoS solution for their business.

“1Retail is easy-to-use, quick to deploy and works in most retail verticals. It is developed on-platform and works exclusively with Acumatica and MYOB Advanced. Acumatica is sold as MYOB Advanced in Australia and New Zealand,” he adds.

Acumatica Vice President of Partner Solutions Christian Lindberg says customers who want to stay competitive need flexible, responsive technology to execute their long-term business strategies.

“Our Acumatica Certified Application label is built to help customers find applications capable of delivering that. We’re proud to recognise 1Retail as an Acumatica Certified Application. It masterfully utilises the Acumatica platform to meet customers’ growing business demands,” he explains.

To become certified, 1Retail demonstrated commitment to quality by passing the Acumatica software test and aligning to future Acumatica roadmap releases. The ACA title highlights outstanding development partners whose applications have met the highest standards set for Acumatica integration and functionality.

“With our suite of enhancements and Acumatica’s solid foundation, I believe the sky’s the limit for 1Retail,” Moggach concludes.

Source: IT Public Relations.

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