Store checkout that updates the whole retail operating layer.
IMV POS gives store teams fast selling workflows while keeping inventory, orders, customers, accounting, ecommerce, and reporting in sync from the moment a transaction happens.
Inventory, order history, customer profile, and close dashboard update together.
No nightly reconciliation just to understand what happened at the register.
The register is where retail truth begins, not where it should get trapped.
When POS is isolated from inventory, orders, finance, and ecommerce, every sale creates cleanup work somewhere else.
Treat every store transaction as an operating-platform event that downstream teams can trust immediately.
Stock gaps
Sales, returns, transfers, and damaged goods must update location availability without spreadsheet follow-up.
Return ambiguity
Associates need customer context, order history, policy rules, and inventory impact in one flow.
Close friction
Tender, tax, discounts, refunds, settlements, and COGS should not require manual finance cleanup.
Permission drift
Store teams need local speed with centrally managed roles, approvals, overrides, and auditability.
One checkout flow, every downstream record updated.
Store associates move quickly, while the platform records the operational details finance, inventory, and ecommerce need later.
Identify
Look up customer, loyalty, price rules, tax context, and staff permissions.
Promise
Check store stock, nearby stock, pickup eligibility, and transfer options.
Sell
Process tenders, discounts, returns, exchanges, gift cards, and receipts.
Sync
Update inventory, order history, customer profile, ecommerce availability, and dashboards.
Close
Send tender, tax, settlement, COGS, and entity data into accounting controls.
Built for associates, managers, and back-office teams.
The POS experience stays simple at the counter, while the platform captures the controls and context needed behind the scenes.
Fast checkout
Scan, search, discount, tender, receipt, and complete sales without losing operational context.
Returns and exchanges
Handle original order lookup, policy checks, restock rules, and refund routing.
Customer profile
Connect purchase history, loyalty, preferences, and service notes to the store workflow.
Staff roles and approvals
Control overrides, discounts, refunds, drawer actions, and manager approvals.
Local inventory
See available, reserved, damaged, inbound, transfer, and nearby-location stock.
Store reporting
Track sales, conversion, tender, exceptions, and close status by store and associate.
Local selling with central visibility.
Each store gets a fast workflow for its team, while leadership can govern pricing, permissions, transfers, close status, and exceptions across the chain.
Plan multi-store rolloutRegisters, drawers, staff roles, tax rules, fulfillment options, and local inventory.
Shared catalog, price books, approvals, audit trails, and reporting standards.
Find stock across stores and warehouses before a sale is lost.
Roll up performance by location, region, brand, entity, channel, or associate.
The day closes cleaner when the sale is captured correctly.
IMV POS is designed to feed finance with the details controllers usually chase after the fact: tenders, tax, discounts, refunds, settlement batches, COGS, and entity/location dimensions.
Tender mapping
Cash, card, gift, split tender, refunds, and settlement variance.
Inventory costing
COGS and stock impact stay connected to product and location.
Close exceptions
Surface mismatches before finance turns them into spreadsheets.
Store data should improve every buying channel.
The same transaction and availability data that supports associates can power ecommerce, order routing, search results, and future AI shopping experiences.
Map what happens after every transaction in your stores.
We can review checkout, returns, staff controls, inventory updates, and close workflows to show where IMV POS can remove downstream cleanup.