Saint-Étienne and its metropolitan area
In Saint-Étienne, many businesses already have a till that works: UNITICE, the multi-OS cloud checkout platform, installs on it, on Windows, Android or Linux, and a technician adds on site the kiosk or card terminal that is missing. The same technicians also repair businesses equipped with another solution.
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.
Neighbourhood shops, students, match nights at the Chaudron: in Saint-Étienne, people often keep their hardware for a long time. The technician starts from what you have.
City-centre restaurants and brasseries: table service, card terminal brought to the customer, screen in the kitchen.
A till on Windows or Android that works well is kept: UNITICE installs on it.
Around Geoffroy-Guichard, everything happens before kick-off: kiosk and takeaway to serve fast.
Student customers who arrive in waves: kiosk and online ordering to keep up.
Fast checkout at the counter, contactless for small amounts, a queue that keeps moving in the morning.
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 Saint-Étienne 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 towns of the metropolitan area: Saint-Chamond, Firminy, Roche-la-Molière or Andrézieux-Bouthéon, for example. The full list is further down this page.
Not necessarily. If it runs on Windows, Android or Linux and works well, UNITICE installs on it. If not, hardware can be bought, or the old equipment taken back.
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.