You don’t need a complex system to run your business professionally. What you do need is a solution that’s easy to learn, processes payments accurately, has transparent pricing, and offers support during your business hours. OmEs Pay provides exactly the combination you need today.
You don't pay for features that don't play a role in your day-to-day operations.
The device, plan, transactions, payouts, and support are compared together.
The cash register and terminal will be set up and clearly explained to your team.
You'll be working with people who are familiar with your file and your system.
An inexpensive basic solution may be sufficient if you have few transactions and don’t need any integrations. Once you start working with multiple employees, managing prices or products, creating invoices, or want to forward sales data, a point-of-sale system can prevent a lot of duplicate work.
The right solution lies between two extremes: not a complex package you’ll never use, but also not a temporary solution you’ll have to replace again in just a few months. OmEs pay combines your current needs with realistic growth projections into a single proposal.
Retail is a broad field. A bakery needs fast checkout and weekend support. A boutique deals with inventory, returns, and potential seasonal spikes. A workshop or studio wants to keep track of deposits, sales, and invoicing in a clear and organized manner. A hair salon or service provider often processes payments after an appointment and can benefit from a payment link.
So the industry name is just the starting point. We focus primarily on the number of sales, how amounts are calculated, the payment method, and the subsequent administrative processing.
A fixed terminal makes sense when customers always pay at the same location. A mobile terminal offers flexibility—whether in a store, on a patio, during a delivery, or at a market. SoftPOS can be a good option for occasional mobile use or as an additional contactless payment point.
Consider connectivity, battery life, receipt requirements, and POS integration. A compact device isn't necessarily the best choice when it's used intensively on a daily basis.
A point-of-sale system can track sales and organize payment methods. Through a supported integration, daily receipts or other data can be sent to a solution such as Scrada and then to the accounting system. The exact data flow depends on the POS system, subscription, and accounting software.
As of January 1, 2026, structured B2B e-invoicing has been mandatory for virtually all transactions between Belgian VAT-registered businesses. This is different from a receipt issued to a retail customer. Choose software that can properly manage both processes side by side.
When you're working in the store, you immediately lose time and revenue if the payment system isn't working. That's why OmEs Pay focuses on direct contact and practical support. Technical support is available daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., including Saturdays and Sundays.
Many issues can be diagnosed remotely. You’ll also receive a clear explanation of what’s covered under your plan and when an intervention or replacement is needed.
We'll discuss volume, payment terms, products, employees, administration, and growth plans.
You can see which combination is required and which costs or terms may vary.
The terminal, cash register, and any integrations are set up and tested together.
You can continue to contact OmEs pay directly with any technical or practical questions.
Let OmEs pay review your current payment and point-of-sale operations. You’ll receive a clear proposal without unnecessary features—a solution that works today and can scale as your business grows.
Not always. If you have few sales and invoicing is handled elsewhere, a payment terminal may be sufficient. A point-of-sale system becomes more useful when you have products, multiple employees, reporting needs, cash transactions, invoices, or an accounting integration. A GKS is only required in specific hospitality situations.
A fixed terminal is best suited for a single counter. A mobile terminal is convenient when you're on the go, making deliveries, or working at markets. SoftPOS may be suitable for limited mobile use or additional use. Compare the device, contract, and support together.
This is possible with certain models and plans. Purchasing does not automatically reduce the total cost: software, processing, connectivity, and support may still incur separate charges. Leasing may include service or replacement. Always consider the full term of the agreement.
No. Rates depend on the payment partner, card type, volume, average transaction amount, channel, and contract. A competitive Bancontact rate doesn’t apply to international cards or fixed-rate plans. OmEs pay compares your actual payment mix.
A point-of-sale system can record sales by payment method. To ensure an accurate overview, cash, card payments, vouchers, returns, and discrepancies must be recorded according to a set procedure. The reports available vary by platform.
Through a supported integration, daily receipts and other data can be sent to Scrada or accounting software. Which data is automatically transferred depends on the point-of-sale system, subscription, and package. Coordinate the setup with your accountant.
As of January 1, 2026, a structured electronic invoice is required for virtually all B2B transactions between Belgian VAT-registered businesses. B2C sales receipts are not subject to the same requirement. Check with your accountant for any exceptions.
Yes, provided your payment partner and software support this feature. A payment link can be quickly set up for advance payments or orders. Integrating it with an online store requires a plugin or API and proper handling of payment statuses.
Yes. OmEs pay offers technical support daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., including on weekends. The specific terms and conditions for service calls and replacements depend on the plan you choose.
That depends on identification, contract approval, inventory, internet connectivity, and any required integrations. A standalone terminal can often go live faster than a full point-of-sale and accounting integration. After the initial consultation, OmEs Pay provides a realistic timeline.
