
Signs Your Clothing Store Has Outgrown a Generic POS System
A size 8 sells out online at 9 a.m. Nobody updates the count on the sales floor until the afternoon stock check, so a customer walks in at noon, asks

A size 8 sells out online at 9 a.m. Nobody updates the count on the sales floor until the afternoon stock check, so a customer walks in at noon, asks

A customer wants a size 10. You’re out. She isn’t going to buy the size 9 sitting next to it. That’s the whole problem with footwear inventory, and it’s why

You have three stores and two online carts, and one unit left of your best seller. Which store’s shelf does the website think it is selling from? If you can’t

You want to sell on eBay, and you’re worried the same item will sell twice, once in your store, once on an active eBay auction, before either system knows about

You want to sell on Amazon, and you’re worried it’s going to turn into a second inventory system you have to babysit by hand. That worry is well-founded: most POS

You’re about to add a new sales channel, and you’re worried it’s going to wreck your inventory. That worry is correct more often than not: overselling almost never comes from