Invistock for retail

The counter and the back room, on one stock number.

Point of Sale, store and warehouse stock, barcode counts and reordering in one inventory management system — so what the register sells is what the shelf loses.

app.invistock.com/pos
Point of Sale
Sale
Items
Total
Status
POS-00006
3 items
$114.00
Paid
POS-00005
1 item
$49.00
Paid
POS-00004
5 items
$208.50
Paid
OMS-00012
Special order
$412.00
Processing
POS-00003
2 items
$63.00
Paid

Sound familiar?

Register vs. shelf

The POS says 12, the shelf says 9, and nobody knows when they diverged.

Back-room black hole

Stock arrives, disappears into the back, and resurfaces at the next count.

Reordering by feel

Purchase decisions from memory and last month's spreadsheet.

How Invistock runs a retail operation

Point of Sale module

Counter sales sell from live stock — every sale decrements the same ledger the back office reads.

Store + warehouse in one org

Each location is a warehouse with its own stock and transfer trail between them.

Reorder points per item

Low-stock alerts fire from real thresholds, not gut feel.

Counts from a phone

Cycle counts with the mobile app's camera — no rented scanners on count day.

Category tax defaults

New items inherit the right tax group from their category.

Ledger, optional

Take the accounting module and sales post to the books automatically — or run without it.

A day on the shop floor

1
Morning receiving
Scan the delivery against the PO — shelf quantities update as boxes are checked in.
2
Selling all day
POS sales and special orders draw from the same availability the stockroom sees.
3
Evening review
Low-stock alerts become tomorrow's purchase order in a few clicks.

Retail questions

Yes — Point of Sale is one of the optional modules. Counter sales sell against live availability and, if you run the accounting module, post to the ledger automatically.

See your store running on it.

Bring a spreadsheet of your products. We'll load it live and ring up a sale against real stock on the call.