
A proper POS installation includes a site survey, choosing and supplying hardware, configuring the software for your business, importing your products and prices, connecting printers, scanners and payment methods, training every cashier and supporting you at go-live. Qyvea installs POS systems across Nairobi and the surrounding counties and ships and supports nationwide.
Key takeaways
- Installation covers survey, hardware, software, products and training.
- Product import saves days of typing.
- Training is part of the job, not an extra.
- A UPS and network check prevent most daytime failures.
- Ask what support you get after go-live.
01What the job includes
- 01Site surveyWe look at your counter, power, network and workflow.
- 02Specify and supplyTerminals, printers, scanners, drawers and software matched to your volumes.
- 03ConfigureTaxes, users, receipts and payment methods set up.
- 04Import productsProduct list, prices and opening stock loaded.
- 05Connect and testPrinters, scanners and network tested under load.
- 06Train and go liveEvery cashier trained and supported on the first days.
02Before the installer arrives
- Have your product list in a spreadsheet if possible.
- Decide who the managers and cashiers are.
- Check that power points are near the counter.
- Know how you take payments today.
- Tell us your busiest hours.
03Book a survey
04Frequently asked questions
Do you install outside Nairobi?
We install across the country and supply and ship nationwide.
How long does it take?
A single-till shop is usually done in a day once products are ready; larger sites take longer.
Do you train staff?
Yes; training is part of every installation.

