Check 1-2: Electronic guest check for smart, secure payments

Splitting the bill after a luncheon with friends always creates a scene of squabble. With many vendors like Paypal and square trying to come up with potential solutions, another answer has been found to this unique predicament. This innovative gadget has been designed to make the checkout process simpler and hassle free. The process eliminates errors made in such transactions. The time involved to make the payment is reduced, and even tipping becomes a lot easier. It has advantages for the seller too: They get an opportunity for life cycle marketing.

Check 1-2

What is it?

The product is a digital guest book. This hi-tech device has a card swipe system, stylus and a touchscreen. Looking exactly like a hard bound check book that is kept folded, this is actually a gizmo with hi end mechanizations slotted in. It also has provisions for Wi-Fi connectivity and makes the billing process uncomplicated. After use, the fully integrated gizmo can be docked on a POS system. The guest book is quite intelligent, as the meal nears completion, a check is dropped at the table. The interface is very simple to understand, it guides those using it.

Benefits

Paying a bill becomes much easier and there are hardly any hassles involved if you have to split the bill. Each person can pay for the specific items they ordered, without having to give and take money from friends later on. You can even choose to pay via non card payment modes like PayPal. It displays the whole bill with the entire breakdown of item ordered, thus you can recalculate the amount being charged. Payment is also a lot more secure. The card will never leave your hands as you do not have to hand it over to anyone to carry out the swipe.

Ease of use

You can request the receipt in any form; a coupon, printout or an electronic copy via mail. There is a reward program also, associated with the email you shared in the book. Just tap on the touchscreen to provide any input and use the stylus for signing the bill. The status of the transaction is conveyed via the indicator lights.

Via: pushstartcreative