OneHubPOS Comparison

If the last decade has taught merchants anything, it’s this: clunky tech slows you down, and in today’s world, slow is expensive.
That’s why OneHubPOS and Dejavoo are teaming up — to flip the script.

Together, we’re not just upgrading payment systems. We’re redefining what merchants should expect from them: speed without compromise, flexibility without lock-ins, and simplicity without the headaches.

Why This Partnership Matters

Let’s be real: most POS setups are a patchwork. One platform for sales. Another for payments. Add a terminal here, a processor there, and before long, you’re knee-deep in tangled tech.

The OneHubPOS x Dejavoo integration rips out that complexity and replaces it with something merchants actually want: plug, play, and get paid. Plus, the payment terminals sync in real-time with the POS and are processor agnostic.

Here’s how:

A Win for Merchants, ISVs, and Resellers

This isn’t just a technical upgrade—it’s a competitive edge.

For merchants, it means faster checkouts, fewer errors, and happier staff who can actually focus on customers.
For ISVs and resellers, it means quicker deployments, less support chaos, and a stickier product that merchants won’t want to leave.

As Mony Zenou, Founder & CEO of Dejavoo, puts it:

“This partnership is all about making payments effortless—for merchants, ISVs, and resellers.”

And Satheesh Kanchi, CEO of OneHubPOS, says it best:

“We built this integration to cut through the noise. Merchants and resellers want plug-and-play simplicity, not tangled tech.”

Why It’s a Game-Changer for the POS Industry

Let’s not mince words: the POS industry has been overdue for disruption. Legacy systems promised “all-in-one” but delivered “all-over-the-place.”

OneHubPOS x Dejavoo isn’t another patch. It’s a reset button.
It’s the kind of bold integration that signals where the industry is headed: open, flexible, merchant-first.

And if you’re in the business of moving fast, staying competitive, and keeping margins intact—that’s exactly where you want to be.

Ready to See It in Action?

The integration is live. Merchants, ISVs, resellers — it’s time to stop fighting your POS and start letting it work for you. Book a free 30-minute demo to experience the difference.

Running a restaurant isn’t only about serving good food — it’s about serving it efficiently. In today’s fast-paced dining world, long wait times, slow checkouts, and bottlenecks can hurt both guest satisfaction and profitability.

That’s why more and more operators are adopting mobile POS (mPOS). By putting ordering and payments directly in the hands of staff, restaurants are reporting up to 50% faster service. For resellers, this is an opportunity to bring a proven, revenue-boosting solution to your clients.

💡 What is mPOS?

mPOS (mobile point of sale) is a handheld POS system — usually a tablet or dedicated terminal — that allows staff to take orders, process payments, and even manage transactions anywhere in the restaurant. Unlike traditional POS systems that are fixed to a counter, mPOS moves with your team: to the table, into the line, outside on the patio, or even on delivery runs.

In other words, mPOS untethers your service from the counter and gives staff the flexibility to serve guests wherever they are.

🏪 What Type of Businesses Should Use mPOS?

While restaurants are the largest adopters, the use cases for mPOS go well beyond foodservice:

• Full-Service Restaurants (FSRs): Speed up table turns, improve server tips, and make payments seamless.
• Quick-Service Restaurants (QSRs): Line-busting during peak hours keeps queues short and customers happy.
• Cafés and Coffee Shops: Manage morning rushes efficiently with faster ordering and payments.
• Bars and Breweries: Tableside pay reduces abandoned tabs and helps staff serve more.
• Food Trucks & Pop-Ups: Lightweight devices make selling anywhere possible.
• Small Retail Stores: Boutique and convenience shops can check out customers faster.
• Service Providers: Plumbers, electricians, and home-service professionals can accept card payments on-site via mPOS.
• Event Vendors: Merchants at fairs, festivals, and stadiums can process high volumes quickly.
• Delivery Services: Couriers can collect payments on mPOS at the customer’s doorstep.

For resellers, this wide applicability opens multiple verticals, but restaurants remain the highest-value segment where the impact of mPOS is most visible.

🍴 Benefits of Using mPOS in Restaurants

From faster service to happier guests, mPOS brings measurable improvements across every corner of your restaurant.

1. Faster Service: No more trips back and forth to a counter. Orders and payments happen where the guests are, shaving minutes off every transaction.
   
2. Better Guest Experience: Guests don’t want to wait for checks or stand in long queues. mPOS aligns with modern expectations of speed and convenience.
   
3. Higher Revenue Potential: More table turns = more covers. Faster service during rush hours means you don’t lose customers to long waits.
   
4. Improved Staff Efficiency: Servers spend less time walking, more time engaging with guests. That translates into higher tips and better morale.
   
5. Scalable Growth: As your business grows, adding more handheld devices is much cheaper than expanding traditional POS terminals.

📈 How mPOS Improves Restaurant Operations

mPOS isn’t just about speed — it makes day-to-day operations more reliable. By sending orders straight to the kitchen, accuracy improves. With fewer errors, voids, and remakes, restaurants cut down on food waste and costs, while staff stay focused on guests instead of terminals. The result: smoother service, happier customers, and better margins.

mPOS vs Traditional POS: A  Quick Comparison 📊

While traditional POS systems have been the norm for years, mPOS offers a more flexible and efficient alternative, particularly for a restaurant business. See how the two compare:

How to Cut Wait Times by up to 50% with mPOS

Getting a 50% reduction in wait times isn’t about luck — it’s about planning how mPOS fits into your operations. Here’s how restaurants make it happen:

1. Map your bottlenecks: Start by timing your guest journey: greeting, order-taking, drinks, food delivery, payment. You’ll quickly see where the minutes are being lost. In many restaurants, the biggest delays are at the ordering stage and during payment.

2. Deploy handhelds strategically: Don’t just hand every staff member a device. Assign handhelds to where they’ll have the most impact: one in the line during lunch rush, one for patio service, and others for tableside orders. This ensures maximum coverage during busy times.

3. Make pay-at-table the default: Most delays in full-service restaurants happen when waiting for the check to be processed. With mPOS, servers can present the bill, accept tap/chip/wallet payments, and close the check in under a minute — all at the table. This alone can cut meal times by over 10%.

4. Simplify ordering with smart menus: Use mPOS to enforce required modifiers and set up smart defaults. This reduces ordering errors and prevents kitchen confusion. Fewer mistakes mean smoother operations and faster ticket times.

5. Track and optimize continuously: Implement mPOS with clear metrics in mind: average ticket time, % of pay-at-table transactions, table turns per shift, and guest feedback. Share wins with your staff — when servers see they can serve more tables (and earn more tips), adoption skyrockets.

Following these steps, many restaurants report consistent gains of 15–25% faster service within weeks of implementation.

▶️ OneHubPOS × Dejavoo: Built for Speed and Reliability

At OneHubPOS, we’ve partnered with Dejavoo to bring restaurants and other small businesses a POS system built for speed. Dejavoo’s Android P-Line terminals are fast, durable, and secure — perfect for mobility. With EMV, contactless, and PIN debit support, they accept every payment method your guests prefer.

When paired with OneHubPOS software, businesses get:

• Real-time sync for accurate order flow.
• Plug-and-play setup for easy onboarding.
• Reliable payouts backed by Loomis.

For restaurant owners, this means happier guests and higher revenue. For resellers, it’s a solution that sells itself.

Ready to see mPOS in action? Book a free demo with us and experience how OneHubPOS × Dejavoo can speed up your service. ⚡

Every November, right between the chaos of Black Friday and the click-frenzy of Cyber Monday, comes a quieter revolution: Small Business Saturday (SBS).

What started as a simple idea in 2010 — encouraging shoppers to support their neighborhood stores — has now grown into a $17 billion movement that fuels local economies and strengthens communities.

At OneHubPOS, we work with small businesses every single day. But SBS is a reminder that when you shop small, you’re doing something much bigger.

What is Small Business Saturday?

Launched by American Express in 2010, Small Business Saturday is all about choosing local over large chains. It falls on the Saturday after Thanksgiving and shines a spotlight on independently owned shops, cafés, restaurants, and service providers.

From the very first year — when 103 million shoppers took part — to today, the numbers have only grown. In 2023 alone, Americans spent an incredible $17 billion in local businesses on SBS.

A Quick Look Back: How Small Business Saturday Took Off?

Over the years, Small Business Saturday has gone from a spark to a movement that fuels billions in spending. What began in 2010 as a boost for small businesses has since seen explosive growth, national recognition, and resilience—even during the pandemic.

Why It Matters?

For decades, holiday shopping meant big-box stores and global e-commerce giants. Small businesses often got drowned out. SBS changed that — it gave local owners a platform and reminded shoppers that every latte, gift, or meal bought locally keeps money in the community.

But here’s the best part: Small Business Saturday isn’t just one day anymore.

It’s become a year-round mindset, fueled by:

• Social media buzz – Shoppers proudly post their finds with #ShopSmall.
  
• E-commerce tools – Local charm now reaches national audiences online.
  
• Digital payments & cloud POS – Helping small shops compete with the big players.
  
  

During 2020 alone, small businesses reported a 300% spike in online sales over the SBS weekend. That’s proof of resilience, agility, and community support.

Beyond Shopping: The Ripple Effect

When you shop small, you’re not just buying a product, you’re fueling a ripple effect:

✨ Local jobs – Every dollar spent helps keep neighbors employed.
✨ Neighborhood revival – Thriving shops bring life back to communities.
✨ Innovation & creativity – Small businesses are where big ideas are born.
✨ Sustainable choices – Local sourcing means lower carbon footprints.

5 Ways to Make the Most of Small Business Saturday 2025

1. Plan ahead – Make a list of local shops you want to visit.
   
2. Shop & share – Post your purchases with #ShopSmall to spread the love.
   
3. Think beyond retail – Book services, grab takeout, or buy gift cards.
   
4. Leave a review – A five-star rating can do wonders for a local business.
   
5. Keep it going – Support small businesses year-round, not just one day.
   

OneHubPOS Champions Small Businesses Every Day

Small Business Saturday may happen once a year, but for us, every day is SBS. From corner cafés and liquor stores to boutiques and family-owned restaurants, we exist to make small businesses stronger.

📊 Smarter insights – Data that helps owners make better decisions.

⚖️ A level playing field – Enterprise-grade tools at small-business prices.

🎉 A celebration of entrepreneurship – Because local dreamers deserve big support.

This Small Business Saturday…

Take a stroll down your main street. Order from the restaurant that remembers your name. Pick up a gift from the boutique that curates with care. Share their story online.

Because when you shop small, you help build something big: stronger communities, thriving neighborhoods, and a future where local businesses shine.