A customer-facing display is a screen at the point of sale that faces the guest, so they can see their order and total while an employee rings them up. Guests can review items, modifiers and prices before paying, and many displays also accept payment. Businesses also call it a customer display screen or guest-facing display. The Toast Flex Guest Display Terminal shows guests their order in real time and accepts contactless cards and digital wallets.

A customer-facing display helps checkout go faster and more accurately by letting guests see their order before they pay. For restaurants, the benefits include:

• Fewer order mistakes, because guests can catch errors before the order goes to the kitchen

• Faster checkout, since guests can pay with a contactless card or digital wallet right at the display

• More transparency, with items, prices and totals visible to the guest

• A better guest experience, since guests can follow their order without asking staff

Flex 3 是一款模块化终端，专为零售店、餐厅、咖啡馆、酒店、娱乐场所及其他服务业环境等线下场景而设计。该产品将高性能硬件与灵活的配置相结合，支持顾客结账、订单和支付工作流程以及后厨 (BOH) 通信等。

适合，Flex 3 非常适合需要快速结账、耐用硬件以及在客流高峰期仍能保持可靠性能的零售场景。它提供有灵活的安装选项，支持柜台服务、超市收银、移动支付流程以及自助服务体验等。

经测试 Flex 3 能够承受高达 120°F（约 49°C）的高温，能够抵御繁忙餐厅和零售场所中常见的液体泼溅。该终端专为对可靠性有严格要求的场景而打造。了解更多

适合，Flex 3 提供有丰富的支架选项、模块化组件以及钱箱、扫描枪和电子秤等配件，支持 POS、KDS 和自助点餐机配置，确保硬件能够随着布局或服务模式的变化而灵活调整。

A POS terminal is the hardware device where a business enters orders, takes payments and finishes sales. A restaurant POS terminal runs restaurant software that handles menus, modifiers, sending orders to the kitchen, splitting checks and tips. POS terminals come in countertop models for fixed stations and handheld models for tableside ordering. Toast Flex is a modular POS terminal for restaurants and retail. It can be set up as a countertop terminal, wedge or wall-mounted station, kitchen display or self-ordering kiosk.

A countertop POS system is a point-of-sale terminal that stays at a fixed spot, like a front counter, host stand or bar, where staff take orders and payments. It usually includes a touchscreen and connects to accessories like cash drawers, scanners and receipt printers. Countertop POS systems are common in quick-service restaurants, cafes, bars and retail stores, and full-service restaurants often use them alongside handheld devices. The Toast Flex Countertop Terminal has a 14" display built for high-volume front-of-house stations and is .built for the heat and spills of a busy restaurant.

A countertop POS works best at fixed stations like the counter, bar or host stand, where a large screen and connected accessories like printers and cash drawers help. A handheld POS system lets servers take orders and payments at the table, which can speed up service and turn tables faster. Quick-service restaurants often run mostly on countertop terminals. Full-service restaurants usually combine both, with countertop terminals at the bar and host stand and handhelds on the floor. Toast Flex and Toast Go work on the same platform, so orders and payments sync across your connected devices.