Davis Epos
EPOS systems, software integration, support and supplies for hospitality, clubs and small retailers in Hampshire
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2021
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About Davis Epos
Davis EPOS sells and rents point-of-sale systems for hospitality, retail and members’ clubs. Its services include setup and integration of ordering, payments, reservations and back-office software, plus repairs, support and till supplies.
Customers include social clubs, pubs, restaurants, independent retailers and small chains. The company is based in Eastleigh, Hampshire, and has partnered with ICRTouch since 2019.
Product: EPOS systems, rentals, software integration, technical support and supplies for hospitality and retail businesses.
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