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Field service businesses rarely sell at a counter. The point of sale lives on a phone in a customer's kitchen, and the system behind it has to carry the job from first ca…

Retail is where the checkout still matters, but the real cost of a bad system shows up in the stockroom. We score inventory and purchasing first, then the register, then …

Restaurants are the one industry where a general-purpose operating system loses to a specialist. Kitchen display, coursing, modifiers, tips, tabs and delivery integration…

Grocery lives on volume and thin margins. The register has to be fast, the receiving process has to be accurate, and compliance around age-restricted sales, weighed goods…

Automotive and marine businesses are half retail, half service. A parts counter is a retail store; the bays behind it run on work orders. We reward systems that handle bo…

Wholesale is inventory first and everything else second. Multi-location stock, purchasing, customer price tiers, credit terms, and fulfilment matter more than checkout sp…

Salons and spas sell time, not stock. The calendar is the point of sale, and the system has to manage deposits, no-shows, staff commissions, rebooking and client history …

Specialty businesses rarely fit a vendor's template. A pet store that grooms, a golf club that sells memberships and a training company that sells materials all need a sy…