Aix-en-Provence and the surrounding area
In Aix-en-Provence, the terraces are never empty and service is mostly at the table: UNITICE installs tills and wireless card terminals on site, and the kiosk when takeaway calls for it. The same technicians also repair businesses equipped with another solution. UNITICE, the multi-OS cloud checkout platform, runs on your hardware: Android, Windows, Linux or browser.
The only unified checkout solution that runs on your hardware — till, kiosk or web, browser or app, Android, Windows or Linux.
Till frozen, card terminal not responding, kiosk or printer silent: a technician goes through it with you.
Cafés on Cours Mirabeau, Provençal markets, students, the summer festival: in Aix, the terraces are never empty. The technician sets up the hardware for your service.
Very busy cafés and terraces: the card terminal goes to the table, the order goes to the bar or the kitchen on screen.
Place Richelme, Place des Prêcheurs: traders and stalls, fast and contactless checkout.
Universities and grandes écoles in the city centre: kiosk and online ordering to serve fast at lunchtime.
In July, the city fills with visitors: hardware checked and team trained before the season starts.
Offices and companies: online ordering and pick-up at a set time for the lunch break.
The technician gets the hardware and network working again, whatever software is installed.
You describe your business and your project, or the fault.
We choose the solution and the hardware with you. For a fault, the diagnosis happens at this point and is often enough to get going again.
A partner technician near you installs and trains your staff, or repairs your equipment, as quickly as possible.
Call-outs take place on weekdays, during the day, in Aix-en-Provence and the neighbouring towns. They are charged at a flat rate, except in special cases.
Yes, if it works well: UNITICE runs on Android, Windows, Linux or in a browser. If not, hardware can be bought, or the old equipment taken back.
Yes, in the neighbouring towns: Venelles, Éguilles, Bouc-Bel-Air or Pertuis, for example. The full list is further down this page.
Rarely: on a terrace, service is at the table, with a card terminal brought to the customer. The kiosk is more for takeaway, when the queue grows.
Yes for the hardware and network: the technician diagnoses and gets working again what can be fixed. Anything that depends on another publisher's software remains their responsibility.
Call-outs are charged at a flat rate, except in special cases. Describe your situation to find out the rate.
Describe your project or the fault: the first conversation sets out the next steps.