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POS Switch Navigator guide

Check hardware compatibility before you schedule a POS change

This guide is educational and evidence-limited. It does not recommend a vendor, promise migration success, or replace a vendor confirmation and an operator-run cutover plan.

Build the hardware inventory

  • Record exact models, connection type, operating system, driver version, network location, and the workflow each device serves.
  • Include receipt, garment-tag, heat-seal, scanner, scale, terminal, locker, conveyor, and assembly equipment—or mark the category unsure.

Test the handoff

  • Ask the destination vendor to confirm each model and driver in writing; category-level support is not model-level proof.
  • Test printing, scanning, weighing, payment, and label reprints during a controlled window.
  • Keep a workaround and rollback plan for every device that is conditional or UNKNOWN.

ValetLoop boundary

ValetLoop is property-program software for established dry cleaners. It can provide a resident-facing property page, scheduling rules, and a property-grouped operational handoff; it does not replace the core POS, price garments, manage production, optimize routes, operate lockers, or collect resident garment-care payments.

Next step

Put one property program into practice.

Answer a bounded set of operational questions and review the resulting evidence-qualified unknowns.

Use the POS Switch Navigator