No proprietary SolentX checkout equipment or mandatory hardware package is required. Reuse compatible equipment, keep your external payment terminal, and add tested devices as needed.
Cloud access requires a compatible browser and reliable network connection. Direct printer and cash-drawer controls are Local Windows features and depend on the device setup.
Markets that want to select compatible computers and peripherals while retaining their current external payment provider.
Device support varies by connection, driver, browser, and cloud or Local deployment. Test each peripheral in the intended checkout environment before relying on it.
USB keyboard-wedge scanners are usually the easiest and most dependable option for quick item entry.
80mm thermal printers are the most common setup for checkout counters and retail stations.
Cash drawers often connect through the receipt printer for a cleaner counter setup.
Labels help with barcode workflows, shelf labels, product organization, and backstock tracking.
SolentX does not publish universal memory or screen-resolution minimums. Confirm the current deployment requirements with support before purchasing dedicated equipment.
SolentX does not currently publish any manufacturer or model as officially verified. A device remains unverified until that exact model has been tested with the connection, driver, browser, and Cloud or Local setup you plan to use.
The card or digital payment is completed through the owner’s chosen third-party payment terminal or application. SolentX records the vendor-aware sale, payment method, optional external reference, receipt, commission, fees, and reporting—but it does not collect, hold, transfer, settle, or process the customer’s payment funds.
Most businesses can start with a Windows device, a barcode scanner, and a receipt printer. Add drawers and labels only when they actually improve your workflow.