Enrich POS — bank compatibility

Enrich POS is a point-of-sale system for hospitality and retail, built by Intelligent POS (iPOS). The hospitality edition of a Windows client/server system that has been in Sydney's Asian grocery trade since 2005.

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

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

The entity is Intelligent Pos Pty Ltd, ABN and GST both active from 18 August 2005, main business location NSW 2136. Get the architecture straight before you shortlist it: the Enrich Plus iPad app is published by Intelligent POS Pty Ltd and described in its own App Store listing as "POS client app for Enrich Hospitality Edition PC based system", requiring a wireless connection to an Enrich Hospitality Edition Windows PC server. So Enrich is on-premise Windows client/server with an iPad front end, not a cloud POS. The listing also warns that existing Enrich customers need a software upgrade and reconfiguration to use it.

There is a Lotus lineage worth knowing about, because three records in these directories are one operation. Intelligent Pos held the business names Lotus Electronics And Computers and Lotus Cash Register from June 2009. The Lotus Cash Register name then moved to a new Melbourne entity, Lotus POS Pty Ltd, in May 2014 -- the same month that company was incorporated. The two now present each other as branches: i-pos.com.au lists Melbourne pointing at lotuspos.com.au, and lotuspos.com.au lists a Sydney branch pointing back.

The real niche is Asian-Australian grocery and supermarket retail, plus restaurants. Named clients include Golden Century and Tong Li, Tan Hung Long at Homebush West, DeCosti at the Sydney fish market, Star Buffet and Capitan Torres. The hardware range gives it away too -- scales, electronic shelf labels, price checkers, mobile data terminals and delivery robots. Their own testimonial from Tong Li: "I recommend IPOS to anyone if you are looking for a trouble free system which is easy to use with great system reliability." Both sites claim over 5,000 businesses, undated, and the identical number appears on each, so read it as a group claim.