National websites for UK point of sale vendors, dealers and reseller networks.

A postcode search that shows the nearest dealer, installer or regional team, with their contact details, sectors served and a direct enquiry form. Resellers update their own listing through the partner area, and head office approves changes. Results never imply cover where nobody operates; postcodes with no partner route to your central sales team instead.

Demo and quote requests are assigned by postcode, sector and business size to the right regional salesperson or partner in your CRM, with a fallback when a partner does not respond in an agreed time. Head office sees every lead and its outcome, which shows which regions and partners convert and which need help.

A login area for resellers with sales collateral, price lists, deal registration, training videos and co-branded material. Access depends on partner tier, and documents carry version dates so outdated price lists disappear automatically. The portal is part of the main site, so partners always see current branding and product information.

Pages explaining how your system exports sales and VAT data to accounting packages that work with Making Tax Digital for VAT, written carefully so you do not suggest the till itself files returns unless it genuinely does. Integration pages for Xero, Sage, QuickBooks and others explain exactly what syncs and how often.

The drip pricing rules under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 are in force, so any price you display includes all mandatory charges up front. Its subscription contract rules are expected in 2027; we structure plan, renewal and cancellation information so the pages can be adapted once those rules apply, without a redesign.

Sections explaining card acceptance, settlement, chargebacks and terminal options, with wording approved by your FCA authorised acquiring partner held in one place in the CMS and reused across pages. Online purchases of accessories or deposits use checkout that supports Strong Customer Authentication, and pay by bank options through Open Banking can be explained where you offer them.

Content for Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the English regions where you have real presence. Scottish pages can reflect that contracts there fall under Scots law, so terms may need a Scottish version. Welsh language pages are an option if you serve Welsh speaking merchants, translated properly and linked with correct language tags.

Your registered company name, number and registered office shown on the site as the trading disclosure rules require for companies registered at Companies House. A trust centre covers data hosting, PCI DSS scope, uptime, support arrangements and any accreditation you hold, with downloadable documents for procurement teams.

Cookie consent under PECR with a real reject option, UK GDPR privacy notices, and marketing permissions that distinguish limited companies from sole traders and partnerships, which PECR treats as individuals. Pages meet WCAG 2.2 AA, supporting your Equality Act duties and the accessibility questions in larger tenders.

A structure that ranks for sector and feature terms nationally while regional and partner pages capture local searches, without the duplicate content that comes from cloning city pages. Structured data, internal linking and fast mobile templates support both, and we plan the move from your old site so existing rankings are kept.