The catalogue is in charge
A clothing shop handles sizes and colours, a grocer's weights and dates, a concept store pieces that exist only once. Three ways of identifying an item, so three ways of ringing it up.
Your business
Shops & retail
A catalogue, a stock, a shop window that has to work at night. Here is how our three offers are tailored for retail, and what we recommend depending on your point of sale.
What changes from one shop to the next
Three ways of counting, three ways of selling.
Turnover doesn't mean the same thing
What is renewed every season is not managed like what is restocked every week. One asks you to mark down at the right moment, the other never to run out.
The customer comes back, or doesn't
A neighbourhood grocer sees the same faces; a shop in a tourist area rarely sees the same ones twice. That is what makes a loyalty scheme useful — or decorative.
The basket is neither the same size nor the same rhythm
A grocer rings up a lot of small baskets over the day; a concept store makes a handful of bigger ones, each of which calls for advice. One needs speed at the counter, the other time and a customer history. A till sized for the first gets in the way of the second, and the other way round.
Projexo Digital
The three offers, tailored for shops & retail
Same prices as for any other activity: only the website content changes.
Projexo POS
Suitable configurations
The way you serve determines the equipment, not your brand. Only the software price is displayed: hardware and integration on quote after audit.
The trades in this family
Find your activity
Each page gives a precise recommendation: offer, configuration and options.
Grocery & supermarket
Thousands of product lines taken through the till by scanning.
Concept store & crafts
Telling the story of your products as much as selling them.
What we look at first, in retail
How an item is identified
Supplier barcode, own label, sold by weight. That detail is what makes checkout quick or painful, long before the choice of hardware.
What happens to stock at the moment of sale
Stock updated in the evening, by hand, is wrong stock the next morning — and a supplier order placed askew.
The counter when three customers are waiting
That is when you see whether one till is enough, and what happens when it isn't.
What happens when the item isn't in the catalogue
The improvised sale, keyed in as a free amount because it had to be quick. It helps in the moment and throws the stock off afterwards. We look at how many there are, and why: an incomplete catalogue is often hiding right there.
The options that matter in shops & retail
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