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Event operations · Singapore

Big moments. Every order connected.

An event POS should do more than take a payment. EISOL connects the checkout, stock, pick-and-pack and collection flow—so your team can serve the crowd with a clear next step.

Pop-ups · merchandise launches · roadshows

Rewardly event checkout setup at a Singapore merchandise pop-up
From EISOL’s published event case study. Personal details obscured.

What EISOL connects

Design the whole event, not just the till.

01

Fixed and mobile selling

Combine desktop counters with mobile POS positions. Prepare the catalogue and staff access before opening more selling lanes.

02

Payments and stock visibility

Use enabled card and QR payment methods with a shared view of products and sales. Connectivity, stock controls and refunds need venue-specific testing.

03

Fulfilment and collection

Send paid orders to a printed pick list, then separate packing from collection with order numbers and a queue display.

04

A rehearsed go-live

Map the busy-hour scenario, brief the team and test every handover. Agree equipment, payment onboarding and event-day support in the project scope.

Interactive journey

Follow one order through the crowd.

Select a stage to see the handover and the operational detail behind it. This is a workflow illustration, not a live POS.

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Help customers decide before checkout.

For a complex merchandise range, an order form can capture choices in the queue. The cashier checks the selected items before entering the basket.

Stage 2 / 6

Keep each selling position aligned.

The cashier enters the items in Rewardly. Fixed and mobile positions use the configured catalogue and shared operational data when connected.

Stage 3 / 6

Confirm payment before fulfilment.

Take an enabled card or QR payment and check the confirmed result. Payment methods depend on the merchant configuration; test exceptions before opening.

Stage 4 / 6

Give the picker an exact instruction.

A printed order number and item list guide the picker. The cashier can continue serving while fulfilment staff prepare the paid order.

Stage 5 / 6

Check the basket before handover.

Staff check the picked items, pack the order and pass it to the collection point. Keep the order number with the completed bag.

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Make the next step visible.

The queue display shows order status and ready numbers. Check the customer’s order number at collection so paid shoppers do not need to crowd the cashier.

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From a real event

A merchandise pop-up, connected end to end.

Our Singapore event case study follows Rewardly from order selection to paid sale, pick-and-pack and queue-based collection. See the published photos, workflow and on-site preparation—without invented throughput or sales-uplift claims.

Read the event case study
The Best Event AFTERDARK at Capitol Theatre, Singapore
The Best Event AFTERDARK at Capitol Theatre, 5 October 2026.

Latest event case study

AFTERDARK at Capitol Theatre: built for the rush.

With just three days to prepare, Rewardly P2 supported eight consecutive hours of selling and more than 800 payment transactions. On-site Copilot support helped resolve a payment exception immediately, while the post-event report gave the organiser a clearer view of product demand and reconciliation.

Read the AFTERDARK event POS case study

Article available in English.

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