Queue busting on the shop floor
A floor-selling companion cart lets staff ring up customers in the queue, so the lane only has to take payment.
Not every sale happens at a counter. A mobile POS lets staff sell from the aisle to cut queues, and lets drivers invoice at the customer's door, while stock, prices and posting stay exactly as they are at the till.
What happens from loading the truck to reconciling it at the end of the shift.
Stock is issued to the driver and the truck inventory is recorded on the mobile device.
Sales orders, invoices and receipts are issued at each stop, even in a network dead zone.
Take cash or instant digital payments and issue the receipt on the spot.
Transactions are stored on the device and queued for upload, so selling never waits for a signal.
The queue replays to head office as soon as the device is back online.
Cash, digital payments and physical stock are reconciled against the truck at the end of the shift.
A floor-selling companion cart lets staff ring up customers in the queue, so the lane only has to take payment.
Drivers invoice, collect and record returns on a mobile device, even without a signal, and settle the truck at the end of the shift.
The Customer App lets shoppers browse, pay and collect, without waiting for a cashier.
| Concern | How it is handled |
|---|---|
| Pricing | Route, region and location price groups, maintained in the ERP and used by mobile sellers. |
| Stock | Stock requisitions with approval, and transfers that flow back to the branches. |
| Routes | Route plans, vehicles and drivers in Business Central, with suggested routes. |
| Posting | Mobile sales post through SalesLife Central to the ERP, with the cash receipt applied by payment method. |
| Visibility | Head office sees mobile sales in the same reports as store sales. |
Yes. Mobile sellers keep working without a signal and sync when connected. Payments that need a network, such as M-Pesa STK, wait for the connection.
Yes. Van sales include truck stocking, route invoicing and settlement of the truck's stock and cash at the end of the shift.
Yes. Mobile sellers use the same price lists and promotions, including route and region price groups.
We recommend devices at your first meeting, based on how you will use them. See our guide to choosing POS hardware.
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