Club POS systems. And the rest of the venue.

Members, outlets, and gaming adjacency. A club POS has to identify a member at any terminal in any outlet and apply their pricing tier automatically; run bistro, multiple bars, coffee cart, and functions from one menu structure with one consolidated end-of-day; and sit comfortably next to the gaming floor — service paging, member accounts, and reporting that splits F&B from gaming-area trade. Retail and cafe POS products bolt these on; Becas configures them as the starting point.

A member swipes, scans, or is looked up at any Becas terminal and the system applies their tier — member drink pricing, points accrual, vouchers, and promotions — at every outlet consistently. Visitors pay standard pricing on the same menu without staff switching screens. Reporting shows member versus visitor trade per outlet, which most clubs have never been able to see cleanly.

That's exactly what Becas is. We sell, install, and support hospitality POS, guest and staff paging, poker machine service paging, and LPR car park management as one integrated scope — one site survey, one rollout plan, one account manager, one support number. Clubs are our strongest fit precisely because they need all of it.

Paging uses separate call units. Confirm mounting and installation requirements with your gaming-equipment provider and relevant authority. Available service logs can support operational review, but the system does not establish gaming or harm-minimisation compliance.

By scope: terminal count across outlets, kitchen screens, handhelds, gaming-floor call buttons and pagers, car park lanes, and software modules. We quote the whole venue or stage it — many clubs start with POS and gaming paging, then add the car park at the next capex cycle. Either way you get one clear figure per stage, with hardware bought outright.

No — club rollouts are staged outlet by outlet. The bistro cuts over on a quiet morning while the bars keep trading on the old system, gaming paging goes in zone by zone after hours, and car park lanes convert one at a time. Becas staff are on-site for each go-live and training is run around your shift patterns.

Yes. Becas is based in Silverwater, NSW and supports RSLs, leagues clubs, bowling clubs, and golf clubs across Australia, with remote diagnostics and scheduled site visits for regional venues. The same team that installs your system answers the phone afterwards.