Marseille and the surrounding area

Till and order kiosk in Marseille, ready before the season

In Marseille, summer, match days and cruise calls make the big days: UNITICE installs tills, kiosks and card terminals on site before the peak, and trains your seasonal staff. 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.

  • From Aubagne to Martigues
  • On-site installation by a partner technician
  • Repairs, even for another solution

You are getting equipped

The only unified checkout solution that runs on your hardware — till, kiosk or web, browser or app, Android, Windows or Linux.

  • Hardware kept if it works, bought or taken back if not
  • On-site installation and training in Marseille
  • One contract, one contact — from the software to the hardware to the payment.

You have a fault

Till frozen, card terminal not responding, kiosk or printer silent: a technician goes through it with you.

  • Phone diagnosis from the first contact
  • Technician on site if needed, as quickly as possible
  • Open to everyone, even businesses with another solution

What we install in Marseille, depending on your business

Between the Vieux-Port, the beaches and match days, business in Marseille changes with the season. The technician sets up the hardware for your peaks.

Vieux-Port and Le Panier

Very busy restaurants and terraces: the card terminal goes to the table, the kitchen receives orders on screen.

Beaches and summer season

Prado, Pointe-Rouge: snack bars and beach huts that double their business in summer, kiosk and online ordering to keep the queue moving.

Seasonal staff to train

A team that changes every summer: training is done on site, on your hardware, with your products.

Match days

Around the Vélodrome, sales happen in a few hours: order kiosk and takeaway to serve fast.

Joliette and Euroméditerranée

Office district: online ordering and pick-up at a set time for the lunch break.

Repairs, even for another till

The technician gets the hardware and network working again, whatever software is installed.

How it works in Marseille

  1. First contact

    You describe your business and your project, or the fault.

  2. By phone

    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.

  3. On site

    A partner technician near you installs and trains your staff, or repairs your equipment, as quickly as possible.

Call-out hours

Call-outs take place on weekdays, during the day, in Marseille and the neighbouring towns. They are charged at a flat rate, except in special cases.

Frequently asked questions in Marseille

Can you keep your current hardware when switching to UNITICE?

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.

Do you work outside Marseille?

Yes, in neighbouring towns such as Aubagne, La Ciotat, Allauch, Vitrolles or Marignane. The full list is further down this page.

How do you prepare for the summer season?

By reviewing everything before the seasonal staff arrive: hardware checked, menu up to date, team trained on site. A beach business that breaks down in July loses its best days.

My till is from another publisher: can you repair it?

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.

How much does a call-out cost in Marseille?

Call-outs are charged at a flat rate, except in special cases. Describe your situation to find out the rate.

Areas covered

  • Aubagne
  • La Ciotat
  • Cassis
  • Allauch
  • Plan-de-Cuques
  • Septèmes-les-Vallons
  • Les Pennes-Mirabeau
  • Marignane
  • Vitrolles
  • Gémenos
  • Gardanne
  • Martigues

Need equipment or a repair in Marseille?

Describe your project or the fault: the first conversation sets out the next steps.