Three pain points this sector knows all too well
01 Every channel, its own source of truth
The counter shows one stock level, the online store another, and customers buy products that are no longer available.
HOW ODOO SOLVES IT
Point of Sale and eCommerce share the same catalog and inventory: one source of truth across every channel.
02 The internet goes down at peak time
The line grows, the terminal spins, and every minute without a sale means lost revenue.
HERE'S HOW ODOO SOLVES IT
Purchasing and production planned around demand, with reordering rules for recurring essentials.
03 Branches operating like isolated islands
Every store has its own cash closing, notebook and version of the numbers — consolidating them is a monthly ordeal.
HERE'S HOW ODOO SOLVES IT
Consolidated store data and real-time statistics. Every sale immediately reduces stock across all locations.
From catalog to customer, through any channel
counter, production line and branches without conflicts
The apps this industry uses every day
CHANNELS
It sold online,
the counter knew it
One catalog for every channel
OFFLINE MODE
The modem died,
the queue doesn't
Point of Sale runs in your browser even offline: keep checking out customers, offline orders automatically sync when internet returns and sessions can close offline without losing data.
Accept payments without an internet connection
Synchronization when reconnected
Close a session even when offline
BRANCHES
Three stores,
one dashboard
Branches stop being isolated: store data is consolidated, real-time statistics run, and each checkout reconciles expected and counted cash, branch by branch.
Consolidated data across stores
Real-time statistics
Cash closing: expected versus counted
WHO IT'S FOR
If you sell in more than one location at once, this is for you.
Stores and convenience shops
Fashion boutiques
Variants, loyalty programs, and your online store sharing the same stock.
Multi-location chains
All stores consolidated in one dashboard.
Retailers already selling online
Your eCommerce store and checkout counter finally agree.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What the industry asks us before getting started
01 Do the online and physical stores share inventory?
02 What if the internet goes down at the register?
03 How do I manage multiple branches?
With consolidated data across stores, real-time statistics, and each register tracking expected versus counted cash.
04 Can I reward frequent customers?
Yes: loyalty points earned by product, order, or amount can be redeemed for gifts or discounts, while registered customers have their own price lists and invoices.
05 Does this require a huge implementation?