Artroniq, StoreHub in point-of-sale deal


Through this partnership, Artroniq and StoreHub will establish an ecosystem for software, point-of-sale (POS) hardware warranty support, and user dependability. Artroniq will be contributing its expertise in hardware warranty, logistics, and deployment services, while StoreHub provides specialised POS software, app installation, and training services, Artroniq said in a statement.

SHAH ALAM: Artroniq Innovation Sdn Bhd has established a partnership with StoreHub Sdn Bhd to deploy omnichannel retail and F&B solutions in more than 15,000 retail stores nationwide to facilitate digital transformation in the food and beverage (F&B) retail sector.

Through this partnership, Artroniq and StoreHub will establish an ecosystem for software, point-of-sale (POS) hardware warranty support, and user dependability. Artroniq will be contributing its expertise in hardware warranty, logistics, and deployment services, while StoreHub provides specialised POS software, app installation, and training services, Artroniq said in a statement.

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