POS System Companies & Dealers in Bayamon, PR

Brava POS is the trade name of Brava Business Solution LLC. It sells point-of-sale systems and provides merchant services from its headquarters in Bayamón, Puerto Rico. The company calls itself a Latin American firm, and its goal is to help Latino merchants pay less to accept debit and credit cards. It serves clients across the whole island from the Bayamón office. It also has a second office in Kissimmee, Florida, so it operates both in Puerto Rico and on the U.S. mainland.

For payments, Brava works as a registered independent sales organization (ISO). According to its website, it is a registered ISO backed by First Data, which is now part of Fiserv, and it is also an ISO of Citizens Bank, N.A. A related company, Brava Merchants Solutions LLC, is listed as a partner and registered ISO of Elavon, Inc., a subsidiary of U.S. Bancorp. For buyers, this means Brava can sell hardware together with card processing through several established banking partners. The company says merchants can lower their card processing costs by as much as 37 percent. It also stresses clear terms with no hidden charges or fine print.

POS hardware and software

Most of the catalog is built on the Clover platform from Fiserv. For restaurants and bars, Brava also offers Aldelo. A Brava-branded line called Bravus is listed as coming soon. Current products include:

• Clover Station, Clover Mini and Clover Flex countertop and handheld units
• Clover Go mobile card reader
• Clover KDS kitchen display and Clover Kiosk self-ordering unit
• FD-150 payment terminal
• Aldelo POS for bars, restaurants and cafeterias
• Accessories such as TP-Link network switches, thermal receipt paper and Ablerex battery backups

Brava presents Aldelo as an all-in-one restaurant system. Its features include menu setup, sales reports, remote access to data, QR code scanning, inventory tracking, screens shared with the kitchen, payment at the table, accounting app integration and taking payments when the internet is down. Restaurants can add more terminals as they grow.

Industries served

Brava adjusts its offering by market segment, since each type of business has different checkout needs. It focuses on restaurants, retail stores, franchises, online sellers and professional services firms. For franchise owners, it highlights central control over operations at several locations. For professional practices, it focuses on simpler invoicing and faster payment collection. In every segment, the company points to features such as real-time inventory, card and digital wallet payments, paperless receipts, sales staff performance reports and portable terminals that can be taken to other sites.

How Brava works with clients

Brava describes itself as a business partner rather than just an equipment seller. Potential customers can ask for a free demo and talk with a specialist before buying. After the sale, Brava trains staff at no cost, does basic installation for free, programs the system and loads the merchant's products, and offers business advice. It also promises personal attention throughout. Buyers request quotes online and can add accessories to their selected terminals. The website is available in Spanish and English, which helps bilingual merchants in Puerto Rico and Central Florida.

Pretel Computer & Network, Inc. is a Puerto Rico company that works under the PCI name at pcipr.net. It sells and services point-of-sale systems for small and mid-sized businesses on the island. Its listed location is in Bayamón, in the San Juan metro area. Buyers in Humacao and other eastern towns would deal with a dealer based in the metro region, not a local storefront. The company is registered in Puerto Rico as a for-profit close corporation.

POS Systems Matched to the Type of Business

The company does not sell one checkout package to everyone. It groups its POS offerings by kind of business and picks software and hardware to suit each one. Its website describes separate system types for these segments:

• Food and drink places such as restaurants, cafeterias, pizzerias, pubs, nightclubs and bars
• Video rental stores that need to track rentals as well as sales
• Businesses that mix sales with service work, such as auto repair shops and computer repair shops
• Retail stores, including corner groceries (colmados), mini markets, gas stations and pharmacies

Grouping systems this way lets a buyer start from how their business actually runs. A bar or pizzeria needs fast order entry and table or tab handling. A pharmacy or mini market depends more on inventory and scanning. A repair shop needs to handle both parts sales and labor.

Authorized Aldelo Reseller

Pretel says it is an authorized reseller in Puerto Rico for Aldelo. It names Aldelo For Restaurants for hospitality businesses and Retail Manager for store-based operations. For buyers, an authorized reseller can usually provide licensing, setup and ongoing help with the software locally, without the owner having to go to the publisher.

Service for Other POS Platforms

Pretel also supports several POS products it may not have sold itself. Its website lists service for NextPOS, Aldelo, Atrex, Maitre'D, ICE POS, Registware and Video Vision. This is useful for businesses that already own one of these systems and need a local technician for upkeep, troubleshooting or changes. It also means owners can keep their current software instead of replacing it just to get support.

Related Technology Work

As its full name suggests, the company works in computers and networking as well as point of sale. Its Facebook presence, under the name Pretel POS & Security Systems, also lists security camera systems, sound systems and structured network cabling. These services often come up alongside a new checkout station, cash-area surveillance or a back-office network. Buying them from one firm may make coordination simpler for a small business.

Pretel suits independent restaurants, bars, small grocers, gas stations, pharmacies and service shops in Puerto Rico. It may especially suit those that use or are considering Aldelo, or that run one of the older POS platforms the company services. Since its website is dated and gives few details about staff or history, buyers should contact the company to confirm its current product line, service area and support terms.

Super Business Machines is a point-of-sale dealer based in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, in business since 1986. The company sells, supports and supplies checkout technology for small and mid-sized businesses. Its customers include restaurants, fast food counters, food trucks, pubs, supermarkets, hardware stores and department stores across the island. Buyers can choose anything from a basic electronic register to a full touch screen system with inventory tracking.

Brands and Product Lines

Super Business Machines is the exclusive Puerto Rico distributor for SAM4s hardware and CAS scales. Those two brands make up most of what it sells. Its touch screen range includes several Optima POS all-in-one terminals, Android-based SAM4POS units and a Hisense terminal sold for NCC software. Its register line covers SAM4s models from compact units to SAM4POS retail and restaurant versions. On the software side, it offers SAM4POS for retail and restaurants, NCC Reflection, NCC Camaleon and Positive Retail Manager.

The company also sells the peripherals that complete a checkout station:

• SAM4s thermal and impact receipt printers, including kitchen printing
• Barcode scanners such as Honeywell models
• Cash drawers and coin trays
• Pole displays for customers
• Windows tablets and kitchen monitor systems
• CAS and Vision Tech scales for counters and supermarkets

Service, Repair and Supplies

Besides selling equipment, the firm has a dedicated technical service line and repairs registers, POS terminals and scales. It stocks spare parts for SAM4s, Samsung and Royal registers, as well as parts for CAS scales. It also sells everyday consumables, including register and POS paper rolls, ribbons for registers, printers and typewriters, and cables and connectors. A further line covers Brother copiers and printers, Brother toner and supplies, typewriters and calculators. This means a business can get its office equipment and checkout hardware from the same vendor.

How They Work With Clients

Prospective clients usually start by filling in an online quote request. The form asks for the type of business and which of Puerto Rico's municipalities they are in. Sales staff cover all of Puerto Rico, so businesses outside the Bayamón area can still arrange a visit. Contact options include phone, WhatsApp and email. The company also posts product news, such as new Optima models and the Sapphire A-60 Android terminal, and runs a monthly newsletter for customers who want to hear about promotions. Its site also has a drivers page for the hardware it sells.

Buyers comparing local dealers may value the company's long history, its exclusive rights to SAM4s and CAS products in Puerto Rico, and its in-house repair and parts. The site describes it as a top 10 NCC vendor for 2025. The company focuses on the needs of hospitality and retail businesses, including pizzerias, bakeries, convenience stores and pharmacies.