Paladin POS: Recent News & Articles of Interest
 | | | | Hardware Stores Connect Directly to Handy for Ordering Supplies Using Paladin POS
Hardware Stores Connect Directly to Handy for Ordering Supplies Using the Paladin POS Solution.
Paladin Data Corporation’s Point-of-Sale Solution (Paladin POS) now interfaces directly to Handy Hardware Wholesale via EDI (electronic data interchange) for two-way communication when submitting orders, receiving invoices, promotions and price changes. |
| | | | Special Interest Group for IIAS Standards (SIGIS) Certifies Paladin Pharmacy Point-of-Sale
Paladin Data Corporation’s Paladin Pharmacy Point-of-Sale (POS) system was recently granted certification by the Special Interest Group for IIAS Standards (SIGIS). The SIGIS certification allows pharmacies using the Paladin Pharmacy POS to comply with new IRS inventory information approval system (IIAS) regulations for accepting FSA (Flexible Spending Account) and health reimbursement arrangement (HRA) cards. |
| | | | Paladin Pharmacy POS Combat Meth Enforcement Requirements
Although many independent pharmacy owners support the federal Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act (CMEA) and state regulatory controls on drugs used to make methamphetamine, these laws’ daily retail implementation can be cumbersome. Paper logbooks and difficult to maintain records — also ultimately ineffective for law enforcement — complicate the checkout process for cashiers and technicians and create mountains of paperwork to process, store and retrieve. With Paladin Pharmachy POS, independent pharmacies affordably meet their federal and state meth-prevention requirements digitally at checkout. Now, electronic signature capture and data collection and storage eliminates paper logs and reduces transaction and data entry time. PSE sales restrictions can be easily tracked, even across multiple pharmacy locations. And when law enforcement agents need records, they’re easy to recall, provide and parse. |
| | | | Independent Pharmacies Meet IIAS Compliance with Paladin POS
With a looming regulatory deadline this summer, many pharmacies are scrambling for an affordable, dependable point-of-sale system to ensure compliance with the IRS inventory information approval system (IIAS) requirements. Oregon-based Paladin Data Corporation is applying its nearly 30 years of experience to help independent pharmacies... |
| | | | Why Should You Consider Switching to Paladin POS?
Every day at Paladin Data Corporation, we speak to potential customers who want to know why they should purchase our software and services. Their concerns range from the current state of the economy to their employees’ lack of expertise.You probably share some of these concerns. This document describes our answers in detail... |
| | | | Paladin Rolls Out New Website
Bend, Oregon, USA — December 9, 2008 — Paladin Data Corporation announces today it is launching a new website, adding rich dynamic content to help both Customers and Prospects. The new site contains improved product information, insightful industry information, a superior shopping experience, and a customer portal. The new website accommodates multi-level permissions which allow customers to gain direct access to all of the customer service programs. |
| | | | When is the Right Time to Invest in a Paladin POS Solution?
This article helps determine the best time to buy a Paladin POS Solution. The right time to invest in Paladin POS depends on your current situation. However, whether it's a good, bad, stable or unstable economy, the Paladin POS Solution is always an advantage to a manual process and, if you already have a POS Solution, you may be able to greatly increase your efficiences and decrease your monthly payment tremendously. |
| | | | Paladin Attains Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Status
Paladin Data Corporation, announces it has attained Gold Certified Partner status in the Microsoft Partner Program with a competency in ISV/Software Solutions, recognizing Paladin Data’s expertise and impact in the technology marketplace. |
| | | | The Paladin Story
Beginning in 1981 Dan Nesmith developed a rudimentary Point-of-Sale product on the original CP/M Operating System. This was back before Bill Gates or Steve Jobs had emerged from their garages to introduce the personal computer to the masses... |
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