Keystroke Point of sale is ideal for most types of retail, wholesale, and service businesses. Keystroke POS system is installed in over 7000 businesses, ranging from national franchises and computer chain stores to small "mom & pop" pet supply, craft, and book stores.

Here are some of the key features found in Keystroke POS:

The Keystroke POS for Windows is a true 32-bit program, optimized for the Windows 95/98/ME and Windows NT/2000/XP/2003Server operating systems, taking advantage of the latest technology. This version possesses all the features of the original DOS-based version of Keystroke, plus a number of added benefits:

Customizable Toolbars:

On-screen macro-style buttons provide easy access to frequently used functions and save time handling repetitive tasks. Create your own custom buttons and toolbars or select from the standard set provided with Keystroke POS for Windows.

Automatic Font Size Adjustment:

Font sizes are automatically adjusted as the Keystroke program window is resized, providing larger and more readable text, even on smaller POS workstation monitors.

Added Security:

A new full-screen mode can be used to prevent employees from accessing other programs.

Full Mouse Support:

Without sacrificing keyboard functionality, full mouse support is available throughout the system. Right-click to access Quick Search lookups; Left-click to select items, menu functions and custom toolbar buttons.

Unabridged On-Line Documentation:

Comprehensive documentation is included on the program CD in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. With built-in hyperlinks from the Table Of Contents and Index, the on-line User Guide and Custom Modules & Advanced Features documents provide fast access to details about all program features (required Adobe Acrobat Reader is included).

New and Improved Help Screens:

Keystroke Help Screens have been greatly improved and are now based on the MS Windows Help Engine.

The Matrix Manager:

This module enables Keystroke to track soft goods using matrices.  Each type of matrix can be defined with as many as four categories (dimensions), with up to 50 elements in each.  In other words, each inventory record may actually consist of dozens or even thousands of unique items.

When a matrixed item is entered on a sale or purchase order, Keystroke will prompt the user to select a specific element from each category (e.g., size, color, etc.). A barcodeable Product Code can also be used to identify each item within a matrix without further prompting.  Each item within a matrix can contain its own cost, price, and other information.  This allows, for example, the ability to ask a higher price for XL sizes or unusual colors.