TOPIC · PULSE INFRA

You have 48 terminals. Three are about to cause a problem. Do you know which ones?

Proactive POS fleet health is the difference between a scheduled maintenance window and a mid-trading emergency. Patch levels, EOL calendars, EMV certification, cash drawer health — Pulse gives you the full picture before the store manager calls.

"Which terminals are near end-of-life?" "Show me patch status across the estate" "Which stores haven't had a health snapshot today?"

The cost of not catching this.

EOL surprises mid-trading

A terminal past end-of-life loses EMV certification — the payment processor stops authorising cards on that terminal. In a live store. On Saturday. You get the call at 11am.

Patch debt accumulates invisibly

An unpatched POS fleet is a PCI-DSS liability. Requirement 6.3.3 mandates timely patching. Manual spreadsheet tracking misses terminals constantly.

SLA accountability gap

When head office asks 'what's the estate uptime this quarter?' the answer shouldn't be 'we'll check the help-desk tickets'.

How Pulse catches it.

Patch-level inventory

Pulse's edge agent reports the installed software version at every heartbeat. The fleet view shows which terminals are behind the target patch level and by how many releases.

EOL calendar

Pulse maps each terminal model against iVend's EOL calendar. Terminals entering the 90-day warning window appear in a 'watch' tier — planned replacement, not reactive failure.

Uptime scoring

Pulse scores each terminal by uptime percentage over the trailing 30 days. Terminals below threshold get a 'chronic' flag — not just 'currently down' but a long tail of reliability problems.

What you'd see.

Pulse Fleet health dashboard showing stores sorted by health score with terminal breakdown and patch tier chips
Fleet health dashboard — stores ranked by health score, terminal patch tiers highlighted, EOL warnings surfaced.

Is this your problem to solve?

Fleet health is owned by IT — but its impact is felt across every store.

Store IT Manager
Owns the estate — patch windows, EOL replacements, uptime SLAs.
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What it costs.

POS fleet health monitoring is part of Pulse Infra — per-POS-terminal, billed monthly. Patch-level inventory, EOL calendar, and uptime scoring are all included on Standard tier. Pro adds historical trend reports and multi-region rollup views.

Estimate your monthly cost

Billed in USD — pricing disclaimer
1 included free with Infra; additional at $/seat/mo. No Infra → all seats at headline $/seat/mo.
Monthly USD total
$771
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All prices in USD. Annual billing saves 20%.

Worked example — Chain M (FreshMart)

  • 3 Infra Pro seats × $69 = $207
  • 48 POS @ Pro band (50 × $7) = $336
  • 12 Store Manager seats × $19 = $228
  • 1 Compliance Standard seat (bundled with Infra) = $0
  • = $771/mo USD
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