San Remo
Product: CSG-Retail
Sell in store with stock and accounting up to date, and build loyalty from your customer's own phone.
The problem
Each shop runs at its own pace and consolidating group sales takes days. The stock the system reports is not what is on the shelf, promotions are applied by hand, and loyalty schemes end up as a cardboard card the customer loses.
How we solve it
The touch POS is built to be fast at the counter and complete behind it: receipts, cash closings, vouchers, returns and promotions, with each sale drawing down inventory and posting to accounting without anyone doing a thing. Sales from every location are consolidated and analysed in real time, with stock per shop and per warehouse in plain view. Loyalty lives on the customer's phone: cards in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet that collect points as they buy and update themselves, with no plastic and no app to install. And if you sell through other channels too, availability is synced so you never sell the same item twice.
The counter
If taking payment takes ten seconds longer than it should, the shop feels it every single day. That is why the screen is touch-based and direct, works with a barcode scanner and a scale, and accepts the payment methods you use, including split payment when the customer divides the amount between card and cash. What usually decides the purchase, though, is what happens after each receipt.
Refund vouchers that find the original receipt by its code, gift receipts, credit sales to account customers that go to their account instead of being collected, and cash drawer opening and closing with its count and its discrepancies in plain view.
Without anyone doing a thing. Shop stock and accounting are not later work: they are a consequence of taking the payment.
Every receipt generates its signed, chained record. It is not a separate module to switch on: it is the same invoicing engine the rest of the platform issues with.
This is handled by the POS, alongside Verifactu and the accounting and finance block.
Real stock
The gap between what the software says and what is actually in the shop is not fixed by an annual stocktake: it is fixed by counting what moves most, often. Counts can be full or partial, by product family, by zone or by turnover, and they are done without stopping trading.
The system compares counted against theoretical, and the adjustment leaves its trail: what was corrected, by how much, who did it and why.
Where shrinkage happens, which references never add up and which zone needs review, instead of a number that gets corrected and forgotten until next year.
Stock at every point of sale and every warehouse is in plain view, with transfers between them recorded, so the question of whether the other shop still has that size is answered without picking up the phone.
It rests on stocktaking and warehouse management.
Loyalty
That detail decides whether the scheme works. A plastic card stays at home on the day you need it and an own-brand app is installed once and deleted a month later; a card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, by contrast, always travels on the phone next to boarding passes and travel cards.
According to the scheme you define, and are redeemed for the rewards you configure. The card updates on the customer's phone with their balance, so your brand stays present after the purchase without sending a single email.
The scheme can be analysed rather than assumed to work: who comes back, how often and how much more they spend when they take part.
Discounts and campaigns stop depending on the person at the counter remembering to apply them, which is where they get lost and where till discrepancies come from.
It rests on loyalty wallet cards and the POS promotions and campaigns.
Start with whatever hurts most today and add the rest when you need it. No data is ever entered twice.
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Clearing things up
Answers to what we get asked most.
Yes. The platform's invoicing generates the chained, tamper-proof records required by the regulation and submits them to the tax authority, without changing how you work at the counter.
Yes, and with the payment methods you use, including split payment when the customer divides the amount between card and cash. A POS is judged in the queue: if taking payment takes ten seconds too long, the shop feels it every day.
Yes. The inventory movement and the accounting entry are a consequence of taking the payment, not later work, so shop stock and accounting are up to date without anyone transferring anything anywhere.
Yes, and in real time. Sales from every location are analysed together with the stock of each shop and warehouse in plain view, so comparing two shops compares the same thing rather than two ways of recording.
No. It is stored in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, alongside boarding passes, and updates itself with the points balance. That is the difference between a scheme people use and a plastic card left at home.
Yes. Counts can be partial, by product family, by zone or by turnover, so what moves most is counted every few weeks. That way a discrepancy is caught close to when it happened rather than a year later.
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