Platform
Every workflow on one operating layer.
Six capability areas that share an identity model, an audit substrate, a catalog, and an event stream. Integrated because they are one system — not because someone wrote connectors.
Point of Sale
One canonical register across web and native iPad.
- Canonical checkout workflow
- Cash management
- Returns and refunds
Inventory
Receiving through sellable stock, without losing the thread.
- Purchase orders and receiving
- Vendor catalogs
- Transfers and adjustments
Compliance
Deterministic rules and a tamper-evident audit trail.
- Hash-chained audit anchors
- Versioned purchase-limit rulesets
- Age and identity verification
Commerce
Online ordering, in-store menu displays, and marketplace sync.
- eCommerce storefront
- TV menu displays
- Weedmaps and iHeartJane sync
Payments
Tendering, banking rails, and a ledger that balances.
- Tender handling
- Double-entry ledger
- Cash reconciliation
Intelligence
Reporting, demand forecasting, and fraud detection.
- Sales and margin reporting
- Replenishment forecasting
- Fraud and anomaly detection
What makes it one platform
The parts that are shared are the parts that matter.
Anyone can sell a bundle. The difference shows up when a refund has to reach inventory, compliance, the ledger, and the audit trail without four systems disagreeing.
One identity and permission model
Roles, overrides, and location boundaries are defined once and enforced everywhere — the register, the back office, and the API all answer to the same policy layer.
One audit substrate
Consequential actions from every surface land in the same hash-chained record, which is what makes a cross-domain investigation possible at all.
One catalog and inventory position
The register, the online store, the menu screens, and the marketplaces read the same sellable stock rather than four copies drifting apart.
One event stream
Operational activity is emitted through a transactional outbox, so downstream systems and your own tooling see a consistent, durable history.
See it running on real workflows.
Demos are run by our team in a dedicated demo environment, walked through live on a call — so you see the parts that matter to your operation, not a generic tour.