Esper offers a hardened kiosk mode that locks your app to the screen in a way that’s virtually unbreakable. You’ll never have to worry about the tinkerers again.
Have devices up and running in just a few minutes. Or use Seamless Provisioning to automatically provision devices as soon as they’re powered on.
With Esper’s console, you can get a single-pane-of-glass look at every stat that matters and spot potential problems before they become, well, problems.
Automatically generate alerts when specific parameters are met, like when battery life hits a certain point or Wi-Fi disconnects. This allows you to move with agility and react quickly.
RPM uses several different device types, making traditional device management challenging. With our granular device groups, you can organize like devices together, group them by location, or both.
Test, stage, and address software update issues early. Combined with our device grouping tools, you’ll have complete control over your deployments.
Parker’s POS and kiosk machines pre-loaded with Esper’s custom OS launched a new loyalty program in less than 10 weeks. Customers are now able to self-service a number of transactions, saving Parker’s a total of 60% in OpEx.
60%
Reduction in OpEx for device fleet
POS stands for Point of Sale and is designed as a terminal to accept payments from customers for goods and services. POS systems range from full desktop computers to fully mobile POS terminals, called mPOS.
POS systems can run a variety of software, including Windows, iOS, and Android. POS management software is used to configure, deploy, and update POS systems. This is usually part of a mobile device management solution.
MDM — mobile device management — for POS systems includes the software used to manage, configure, remotely access, and update POS systems.
Any industry that accepts any form of payment relies on POS systems, including retail, restaurants, hospitality, and many more.