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iPOS company history: what the experience figures mean

Read the iPOS company history stated on this site, distinguish installations from active clients, and learn how to verify provider experience.

October 29, 20262 min readBy iPOS Editorial
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Experience, put in context.

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Does a long history make a provider the oldest?

A founding year can establish a company’s stated history, but cannot establish that it is the oldest POS provider in Pakistan. That comparison would require a defined market and reliable, dated records for other providers. We do not claim that distinction. Evaluate longevity alongside relevant customer references, current product demonstrations, implementation planning and support responsibilities.

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Installations and active clients are different measures

The company website currently describes 15,000+ active clients, while this Infinity website states 15,000+ live installations. A client count and an installation count may use different definitions and reporting periods. The figures should not be substituted for one another or combined into a total. Request a dated explanation of coverage and counting methods from the company when these numbers affect your purchasing decision.

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Connect company experience to your own requirements

A broad installation history does not demonstrate every workflow in every current product. Ask which reference deployments resemble your industry, branch structure and hardware. Request customer introductions with permission, rather than expecting access to private customer records. A supermarket reference can help with counter throughput, while a fuel business may need evidence of compatible equipment and reconciliation workflows.

Read this part of the guide

Does a long history make a provider the oldest?

A founding year can establish a company’s stated history, but cannot establish that it is the oldest POS provider in Pakistan. That comparison would require a defined market and reliable, dated records for other providers. We do not claim that distinction. Evaluate longevity alongside relevant customer references, current product demonstrations, implementation planning and support responsibilities.

Installations and active clients are different measures

The company website currently describes 15,000+ active clients, while this Infinity website states 15,000+ live installations. A client count and an installation count may use different definitions and reporting periods. The figures should not be substituted for one another or combined into a total. Request a dated explanation of coverage and counting methods from the company when these numbers affect your purchasing decision.

Connect company experience to your own requirements

A broad installation history does not demonstrate every workflow in every current product. Ask which reference deployments resemble your industry, branch structure and hardware. Request customer introductions with permission, rather than expecting access to private customer records. A supermarket reference can help with counter throughput, while a fuel business may need evidence of compatible equipment and reconciliation workflows.

What to request as supporting evidence

For a procurement file, ask the company for dated company-history documentation, an explanation of its installation figure and a reference relevant to your intended configuration. Keep those records separate from marketing copy and from the product acceptance checklist. If a proposal includes a new module, request a demonstration of that module even when you already know the provider.

Useful next steps

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Published by iPOS to help businesses evaluate a proposed setup. Product capabilities, deployment and commercial terms must be confirmed for your configuration. This is provider-authored guidance, not an independent provider ranking.

Source context: official iPOS company website. Company figures and product coverage may change; request dated confirmation for procurement.