Fast basket
Items, options, discounts, and customer context stay close to the sale.
For retail stores
Connect checkout, product lookup, stock, customers, campaigns, and online presentation.
Plan store-floor selling with product and customer context visible, stock movement aligned, and campaigns, gift cards, store credit, and reporting close to the sales workflow.
POS / CheckoutSalesCatalogInventory / Stock
Checkout operation
store floor
Sell from the floor while product and customer context stay visible. Keep stock movement aligned with replenishment and reporting. Use campaigns, gift cards, and store credit.
Checkout lane
Order board and active basket
CounterOnline
BasketPOS order
1Latte2 x option
2Breakfast settable 4
3Gift cardcustomer
Payment state
Recorded with order context
Receipt context
Prepared for customer handoff
Close review
Sales and payment review
Payment state
Payment and receipt context can be reviewed from the same order path.
Daily close
Sales and payment review lead into end-of-day operating context.
POS / Checkout Sales Catalog Inventory / Stock
Workflow
Retail stores need a connected rhythm from product lookup to checkout, stock review, and customer follow-up.
Product-first retail workflow for checkout, stock, customers, campaigns, and online presentation.
- 01
Start the customer interaction
Sell from the floor while product and customer context stay visible.
- 02
Keep operations aligned
Keep stock movement aligned with replenishment and reporting.
- 03
Review and follow up
Use campaigns, gift cards, and store credit.
Retail store devices from the catalog
Review device categories for floor checkout, receipts, and scanning.
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Capability mix
Plan the first retail modules around checkout, products, stock, and customers.
This page focuses on the module mix that matters for the business workflow instead of repeating a generic platform grid.
POS / Checkout
Counter checkout, order entry, payment state, receipts, and close rhythm.
Sales
Orders, selling workflows, receipts, and daily selling context.
Catalog
Products, categories, brands, collections, attributes, and variants for products that need them.
Inventory / Stock
Stock visibility, availability, movement, and selling-channel alignment.
Customers
Customer profiles, order context, bookings, and engagement history.
Marketing
Newsletter, cart-level discounts, product-level discounts, reviews, and customer engagement.
Planning focus
Prioritize the modules that match the first operating workflow.
The first modules shape the starting workflow. Later-stage modules depend on plan scope, rollout needs, and the business model.
Plan first
POS / Checkout, Sales, Catalog, Inventory / Stock, Customers
Evaluate later
Reservations, Contracts and Digital Signature
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Map retail operations to the right first rollout.
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