Computer Score Centre Command POS — bank compatibility

Computer Score Centre Command is a point-of-sale system for hospitality, built by Computer Score. The mx51-certified listing of the bowling-centre system from a scoring manufacturer going since 1986.

Certified on mx51, which is the engine behind several banks’ own terminal offerings rather than something a merchant buys by name.

The integration covers cash out, phone and mail order and surcharging.

The mx51 integration uses Spice and was last certified in May 2026, on Windows.

Same product as the Center Command record beside it, listed under the fuller name and certified through a different middleware. The vendor is Computer Score Pty Ltd, a manufacturer of automatic scoring systems and capital equipment for the tenpin bowling industry, developing scoring since 1986 and installed in the USA, China, South Korea, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Bahrain, Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, Denmark, Switzerland, Malaysia and Australia.

A bowling centre is a harder retail problem than it looks: games and lane time sold by the hour or the game, shoe hire, league fees, memberships, food and drink, and arcade credit, often with a split between a front counter and a bar. That is the mix this sits across, and it is why bowling centres buy from bowling vendors instead of from mainstream hospitality POS companies.

Two records, two middleware paths — this one mx51, the other Linkly — and the middleware is what decides which acquirers the till can reach. Before you price terminals, establish which certification your proposed install would actually be running under, because the two are not interchangeable.

Computer Score also has Center Command.