EzyPos — bank compatibility

EzyPos is a point-of-sale system for retail, built by Pharmacy Computer Solutions. The vendor's website has not been updated since April 2005, and the ezypos.com.au domain now belongs to a restaurant POS.

Certified on Linkly, running on premise. Linkly reaches more acquirers than any other middleware in the market, which is why most POS start there.

The Linkly integration runs on premise.

Pharmacy Computer Solutions described itself as "the new force in the Pharmacy Software market", developing ezyScript dispensary software and ezyPos point of sale. Linkly's accredited vendor register still carries the pairing — Pharmacy Computer Solutions, EzyPos v1.0.111, Retail, Core Payments — which is what puts it in this dataset at all. The company is still on the business register: Pharmacy Computer Solutions Pty Ltd, ABN 12 105 524 114, active and GST-registered since 22 July 2003, based in the Logan area south of Brisbane. It was incorporated as Pharmacy Computer Solutions Limited and converted to a Pty Ltd in July 2006. The ABN has never been cancelled, though the record was last updated in December 2021.

Everything else points one way. The homepage still carries the line "Last Updated April 13, 2005", and its latest news thanks visitors to the APP 2005 pharmacy conference, says the company will not attend the later trade shows that year, and that it will be "concentrating on installing the Software for our Shareholders" — which suggests a small, pharmacist-shareholder-funded install base. ezyPos and ezyScript appear on neither eRx Script Exchange's current dispensing software partner list nor MIMS Australia's pharmacy vendor list, the two rosters that matter in Australian pharmacy software. Site searches at the Australian Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacy Daily return nothing at all for ezypos. And ezypos.com.au now serves an unrelated cloud hospitality POS. No acquisition is documented anywhere: Fred IT, Corum, Minfos, Z Software, Simple Retail and POSWorks show no trace of it, so the honest word is faded rather than bought. Treat the Linkly listing as stale — that register still carries vendors that are long gone.