Since the self-service cash register is so convenient, does the self-service cashier mean that the supermarket store no longer needs a clerk? In fact, in the self-service cash register channel of the supermarket, there are still several staff members on duty. They are mainly responsible for teaching customers how to use the self-service checkout counter for checkout. “Self-service cash register is always a relatively new way of cashier settlement. It needs to cultivate users' habits. Once users are familiar with the self-service cash register process, they will be more comfortable in the future and the self-service cash register will be 

For the operators, when the passenger flow peaks, more than a dozen cashiers may not be too busy, and additional manpower costs are needed to cope. However, during the period when people are less likely to shop, the cashier is very idle, resulting in wasted manpower. The self-service cash register can solve this imbalance. When busy, you can quickly checkout and ease the flow of passengers. When you are free, you can play promotional information on the big touch screen of the self-service cash register without any human increase or decrease. The self-service checkout counter can work continuously for 24 hours, which can make up for the lack of manpower when the convenience store is night shift.

While self-service cashiers have many benefits in improving the shopping experience and optimizing staffing, they are not a complete replacement for manual cashiers. At present, self-service cash registers do not support cash payments, so customers who use cash payments still need to use manual cash registers. However, there are always reasons for the emergence of new things. Self-service cash registers can meet the diversified needs of different consumer groups.