OnQ introduced a new version of its Converge Take-a-Ticket retail display platform that integrates Epson’s point-of-sale thermal receipt printers for retail ticket kiosks. The retail design agency, known for its in-store displays across the United States and 14 other countries, built the system to replace traditional paper fulfillment cards. By pairing Epson printers with tablet-powered kiosks, OnQ enables shoppers to access product information, secure purchases, and handle out-of-stock scenarios in a fully digital flow.
The kiosk digitizes item data and connects directly to retailers’ inventory management and e-commerce systems. When an item is unavailable on shelves, the interface can show real-time stock status and route customers to buy online or browse extended assortments beyond what is physically displayed. Epson’s compact m-Series printers support this setup by printing order tickets or receipts on demand while fitting cleanly into modern fixture designs where space and reliability are crucial.
Retail Receipt Kiosks
OnQ And Epson Streamline In-Store Fulfillment Workflows
Trend Themes
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Digitized In-store Shopping — The integration of kiosks with inventory management systems creates a seamless digital shopping experience that bridges physical and online retail environments.
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Smart Retail Displays — Retail display systems that incorporate real-time stock tracking and interactive touch screens enhance customer engagement and streamline the path to purchase.
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Compact Thermal Printing Solutions — The demand for space-efficient receipt printers in modern retail setups drives innovation towards more compact and reliable printing technologies.
Industry Implications
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Retail Technology — Incorporating digital kiosks and inventory systems into traditional retail leans towards future-oriented solutions that transform store operations.
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E-commerce Integration — Systems that seamlessly connect e-commerce capabilities with physical retail can expand market reach and improve customer fulfillment times.
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Point-of-sale Innovations — Advancements in point-of-sale hardware and software enable new functionalities, supporting retailers in providing efficient and engaging checkout experiences.