Point of Sale
A clear checkout for products, customers, prices, discounts, payments and returns.
Supermarkets and food retail
Every scan counts. Including after checkout.
Connect sales, pricing, barcodes, inventory, purchasing and administration so the shop stays fast and the back office remains current.
1,284scans today
24replenishment actions
CheckoutFast scanningProducts, barcodes, discounts and payments in one flow.
InventoryA more up-to-date view of the storeSales and inventory movements stay connected.
ReplenishmentMore targeted purchasingSignals and rules for products requiring attention.
FinanceRevenue in contextCheckout and administration without a separate reconciliation file.
One retail flow
From receiving to sales and replenishment
Reliable store inventory begins before checkout and does not end after payment.
01Purchasing and receiving
02Product and barcode
03Shelf and inventory
04Scan and payment
05Replenishment and finance
What we connect
Designed for speed and control
The checkout employee must be able to work quickly. Inventory management and finance need reliable context at the same time.
Barcodes and EAN
Use scanners for fast product selection and configure barcode rules that fit your assortment.
Inventory and locations
Make receiving, store inventory, warehouse stock, shrinkage and internal movements more visible.
Replenishment and purchasing
Use reordering rules and suggestions for products that fall below an agreed level.
Assortment and margin
Bring sales, inventory, purchasing and financial information together by product group or location.
Weighing, labels and hardware
Assess scales, label printers, scanners and local devices as part of the store process.
Real-life exceptions reveal the quality
Test more than a perfect receipt
Retail becomes more demanding with weighed products, price changes, damage, returns, temporarily empty shelves and inventory that exists in the system but is not at the correct location.
We therefore demonstrate a complete flow: receiving, scanning, sales, correction and replenishment. This shows which standard functions are sufficient and where a connection to local hardware adds value.
Practical assessment
Test your own store process
Bring a normal product, a weighed product and one inventory exception. We show how checkout, inventory, purchasing and local hardware can work together in Odoo.
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers for supermarkets
Yes. Product barcodes can be used with scanners in Point of Sale. Barcode nomenclature, weighed products and discount codes should be tested in practice beforehand.
Sales and inventory can work together in the same environment. Reliability also depends on receiving, locations, shrinkage and corrections outside checkout.
Yes. Reordering rules and replenishment suggestions can support targeted purchasing. The chosen logic must fit turnover rate, lead time and shelf life.
Often they can. For each device, we assess which interface or signals are available and which connection is reliable and manageable within the process.
Would you like to see one complete store flow?
Bring a normal product, a weighed product and an inventory exception. We will make the entire chain visible.
Budget
What a first supermarket phase costs
A first phase in food retail usually covers checkout with barcodes, stock that moves with sales, and purchasing. At our published rate of €110 per hour that scope normally falls in the €3,300 to €6,600 band shown on the pricing page.
Several stores, a wider assortment with margin reporting, or a financial migration move a project into the €7,700 to €15,400 band. Weighing scales, label printers and other devices at the counter are engineered separately: what that costs depends on which interfaces the equipment already offers.
Odoo licences are not included in these amounts. They are paid to Odoo and depend on the plan and the number of users.