Touch Screen POS
System Built for
Small Business & Midsize Operations
The touch screen POS system is used by thousands of independent retailers. It keeps your store running day and night, and is simple enough that anyone can ring up a sale on their first shift.
What Is a Touch Screen
POS System?
A touch screen POS system rings up sales through a touchscreen interface instead of the physical keys on a traditional register. The NRS touch screen POS system pairs a sleek, 15-inch touch monitor with state-of-the-art POS software, so a single all-in-one touch screen POS terminal handles checkout, pricing, inventory, and reporting from the same screen. The buttons are large and clearly labeled, so anyone on your staff can run the counter, even when they are new on the job.
Why the NRS Touch Screen POS
System Is the Right Choice for
Independent Retailers
Faster
Checkout
No mouse, no separate number pad — your cashier taps the screen and the sale moves. Custom buttons put your top sellers one tap away, so the morning rush keeps moving instead of stacking up at the counter.
Easy for Anyone
to Use
The interface uses large, clearly labeled buttons in a plain layout. A new cashier can find departments, ring items, and take payment without a manual, which counts for a lot when you're training someone mid-shift.
Saves
Counter Space
The screen, software, and register controls sit in a single unit, so you get back the space that a bulky register and scattered peripherals would eat up. That's room for impulse buys or a second checkout in a tight footprint.
Quick
Employee Training
Because the layout reads as plain buttons rather than coded keys, most new hires pick it up in minutes. Less training time means less disruption during staff turnover.
EBT & eWIC
Ready
The system accepts EBT and eWIC payments alongside cash and cards, so SNAP and WIC shoppers check out on the same terminal as everyone else.
Support
7 Days a Week
When something comes up mid-shift, you can reach a real person on the NRS support line and/or website seven days a week — no phone trees, no overseas runaround.
NRS Touch Screen POS Monitor —
Technical Specifications
Every NRS POS ships with a 15-inch high-definition touchscreen retail display, plus a customer-facing screen. Full hardware details below.
| Spec | NRS Touch Screen Monitor |
|---|---|
| Display size | 15-inch retail touch display |
| Display quality | High-definition |
| Customer-facing display | 15″ |
| Resolution | [1024 x 768 pixels] |
The Best Touch Screen POS System for Your Store Type
Convenience Stores
Ring up a coffee, a roll, and a pack of gum in a few taps and keep the line moving. The system takes EBT, eWIC, and SNAP on the same screen as cash and cards, so no customer gets turned away at the counter.
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store POS →
Liquor Stores
On-screen prompts flag age-restricted sales so your cashier checks ID every time. Track bottles by department, watch what's moving, and pull tobacco scan data from the same terminal.
More on liquor store POS →
Grocery Stores & Supermarkets
Scan packaged goods quickly, weigh produce at the register, and keep bulk inventory counts up to date as items sell. Run a loyalty program off the same system to bring shoppers back.
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Tobacco & Smoke Shops
Earn rebates through tobacco scan data programs while on-screen prompts handle age checks on every restricted sale. Large department buttons keep checkout quick across a long, varied SKU list. More on tobacco store POS →
Dollar Stores
Manage a high-volume, low-price pricebook right from the touch screen, and get seasonal hires trained and ringing in minutes. More on dollar store POS →
Key Features of the NRS Touch Screen Display
Sharp, Readable Display
The high-definition screen keeps buttons and item names crisp, so cashiers tap the right thing the first time and read totals at a glance.
Room to Tap Accurately
The large display gives each button space to hit cleanly, which cuts mis-taps during a rush — a real difference if you've fought with cramped touchscreens before.
Comfortable Viewing
The monitor sits at an angle built for standing checkout, so staff aren't hunching over it through a long shift.
Tidy Cord Cover
A cover fits over the back once everything's connected, keeping your cable connections protected and organized.
A Second Customer-Facing Screen, Built In
The NRS setup is a dual-screen POS system: a second display faces the customer during checkout, in 15” size. It shows shoppers what’s happening in real time.
Items and Prices
Each item and the running total are displayed on the customer’s side as you ring them up, so shoppers can follow along and catch a mistake before it becomes a dispute.
Automatic Discounts
Any programmed discount is applied and shown on screen, so the customer sees the savings in real time.
Promotions & Ad Space
Run your own ads and promotions on the screen to spotlight in-store deals and bring shoppers back.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Touch Screen POS Systems
What is a touch screen POS system?
A touch screen POS system rings up sales through a tap-screen interface instead of physical register keys. It integrates checkout, pricing, inventory, and reporting into a single terminal, so a single screen runs the front counter. The large on-screen buttons mean a new cashier can work it without first learning a coded keyboard.
How much does a touch screen POS system cost?
Cost depends on the plan and any add-ons you choose. The hardware comes as part of the all-in-one POS rather than priced piece by piece, so what you pay tracks the plan you pick. See current rates on the pricing page.
What size is the NRS touch screen POS monitor?
The main retail display is 15 inches. The customer-facing screen comes in a 15-inch size. The 15-inch display gives each button enough room to tap cleanly, even during a rush.
Does the touch screen POS system work with a barcode scanner?
Yes. The touch screen works with the NRS barcode scanner, so you scan an item, and it rings up on the screen in one motion. The scanner ships with the all-in-one NRS POS, and each scan updates your inventory count as the item sells.
Can I use the NRS POS system for a convenience store?
Yes. It’s built for convenience stores and similar independent retail, with fast checkout, EBT/eWIC support, and department buttons for quick ringing. Thousands of convenience stores and bodegas already run their counters on it.
Does the NRS touch screen POS support EBT payments?
Yes. The system accepts EBT and eWIC, as well as cash and cards. SNAP and WIC shoppers check out on the same terminal as everyone else, so you don’t need separate equipment for benefit payments.
How long does it take to set up the touch screen POS system?
The POS ships preconfigured, so setup is mostly connecting the hardware and signing in. Most owners are ringing sales the same day. NRS support can walk you through it, and because the interface reads as plain buttons, your staff will pick it up in minutes.
How is a touch screen POS different from a cash register?
A cash register records the sale and opens the drawer. A touch screen POS does that and tracks inventory as items sell, manages pricing, runs reports, supports loyalty, and prompts age checks on restricted items — all from one screen. You also manage the whole system remotely from your phone, which a register can’t do.
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