POS uptime first
Payment terminals on a protected segment with priority, because a card decline is a lost sale.
We make sure your operations, back office, staff and guests all get the connectivity they need — with POS traffic protected from everything else on the network.
Payment terminals on a protected segment with priority, because a card decline is a lost sale.
Fast, simple guest WiFi that improves dwell time instead of generating complaints.
Registers, entrances, stockrooms and back doors framed for identifiable footage.
Modern hospitality and retail run on connected systems end to end: cloud POS, handheld ordering, kitchen display screens, inventory scanners, digital signage, card terminals and a guest network on top of all of it. When any one of those shares an unmanaged connection with the others, the failures land during your busiest hour.
We segment properly. Payment terminals and POS traffic get their own protected VLAN with priority. Guest WiFi is isolated and bandwidth-limited so a full patio cannot slow down the kitchen. IoT devices — thermostats, signage, music systems — sit apart from everything that matters.
For multi-location brands, we deploy a consistent design across sites so every store behaves the same way, supports the same, and can be managed from one place. That consistency is worth more than any individual optimisation.
Most projects in this sector combine two or three of these.
Commercial-grade wireless designed, installed and tuned for full-building coverage.
Learn moreIP surveillance with the resolution, retention and remote access your site actually needs.
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Learn moreNot on a network built properly. POS traffic sits on its own VLAN with priority handling and a guaranteed share of the circuit; guest traffic is capped. Where the two share an unmanaged connection, yes — and that is the single most common cause of slow terminals at peak.
Yes, and it is work we like. One design, one hardware standard, one management platform across every site — so a technician who has seen one of your stores has effectively seen all of them.
At minimum: registers framed tightly enough to identify a face and a transaction, entrances and exits, the back door, and any stockroom or safe area. Beyond that it is driven by your specific incident history, which is why we ask about it before quoting.
Yes, with weather-rated outdoor access points and mounting that accounts for heaters, umbrellas and seasonal furniture — all of which move and all of which affect coverage.
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Book a site survey and we will map your building, recommend the right hardware and give you a fixed, itemised quote — usually within three business days.