Dejavoo POS Terminals, Including the Dejavoo P5
Dejavoo POS terminals show up often on statements from counter-service restaurants, bars and mobile merchants. Dejavoo makes the hardware and software. Your processor or provider sets the terminal up and sets your pricing. Here is the Dejavoo P5 and the rest of the line, who each fits, and what to check on your statement.
Filed under Payment terminals. Every system we see is on the processors index.
Who Dejavoo fits
- Dejavoo POSTerm
- Dejavoo P5Term
- Dejavoo P12Term
- Dejavoo QD4Term
- 1Counter service that wants a modern Android terminal
- 2Table-side and bar-side payments with a wireless device
- 3Mobile merchants, food trucks and pop-ups
- 4Merchants running dual pricing through their provider
Dejavoo terminals and key features
- Dejavoo P5
- A light Android mPOS and PIN pad with a 5 inch HD touchscreen. Takes chip, tap and phone wallets, and connects over Wi-Fi or 4G.
- Dejavoo P12
- A pocket-sized Android mobile terminal with a 4 inch touchscreen, built for mobile merchants.
- Rest of the P line
- The P1 countertop, the P3 wireless with a built-in printer, the P8 wireless, the P17 large-screen PIN pad and the P18 flip-screen device.
- QD line, including the QD4
- A second Android line. The QD4 is its countertop terminal, alongside wireless, PIN pad and mPOS models.
- Software
- The P line works with Dejavoo's iPOSpays gateway, and SPIn connects terminals to POS software.
Dejavoo at a restaurant or bar
Dejavoo describes its P3 wireless as a fit for restaurants and delivery, and the P5 works at a counter or on the move. For a bar, a wireless model lets staff close a tab where the guest is sitting.
Dejavoo terminals are often used with dual pricing programs. How the fee shows on the receipt depends on how your provider set the terminal up.
What to check on a Dejavoo statement
We check every one of these during a merchant statement analysis.
- Whether the terminal was bought or leased, and for how long
- Gateway fees, monthly or per transaction
- How any dual pricing fee prints on receipts and lands on the statement
- Whether the terminal can move with you if you change providers
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Dejavoo questions
1What is the Dejavoo P5?
The Dejavoo P5 is a light Android mPOS and PIN pad with a 5 inch touchscreen. It takes chip, tap and phone wallet payments and connects over Wi-Fi or 4G.
2Is Dejavoo a payment processor?
No. Dejavoo makes terminals and software. Your processor or provider sets the terminal up and sets your pricing.
3Do Dejavoo terminals support dual pricing?
Dejavoo terminals are often used with dual pricing programs. How the fee shows depends on your provider's setup, so check your receipts and your statement.
4Can I take my Dejavoo terminal to a new provider?
Sometimes. It depends on how the terminal was set up and who owns it. Ask before you switch, and check for any lease still running.
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