Heartland’s POS Dealer Model Looks to Be Failing. Here’s Where Dealers Are Going Instead
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More holes in the top spot than you may know of. Our largest influx of deals won from a competitor do not come from Heartland/Mobilebytes. And stability [emphasis added] is the largest issue facing their cloud solution. That and paltry functionality for sophisticated merchants.
Mobilebytes is a stronger product overall.
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