Square Comes to the UK
Square today announced that it has launched in the UK, making it easier than ever for millions of small and medium-sized businesses ... read more
Square Register is the perfect point-of-sale system, available in the App Store and Google Play. It’s designed to run on a smartphone or tablet, on your counter or on the go.
Square Register is the perfect point-of-sale system, available in the App Store and Google Play. It’s designed to run on a smartphone or tablet, on your counter or on the go.
Square Register is the point of sale that takes care of digital receipts, inventory, and sales reports and provides valuable analytics and feedback—so you can focus on your customers.
Square today announced that it has launched in the UK, making it easier than ever for millions of small and medium-sized businesses ... read more
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