ERP for retailers whose POS, stock and accounts don't talk to each other.
If a sale at the till doesn't update stock and accounts, someone is doing it by hand later. Bizloom implements ERP for retail so the point of sale, inventory, purchasing and accounting run from the same records.
Where retailers usually get stuck
POS separate from inventory
Stock is adjusted by manual counts because sales don't reduce it automatically.
Reconciliation at day close
Cash, card and sales totals are matched to accounts by hand, every day.
Multiple outlets, multiple versions of the truth
Each branch reports differently, so head office waits for summaries.
Purchasing by guesswork
Reordering isn't linked to real sell-through, so stock runs out or piles up.
Online and in-store stock apart
The website and the shop each track their own inventory.
How Bizloom approaches a retail implementation
- 01
POS connected to inventory
Each sale reduces stock as it happens, so counts reflect what is on the shelf rather than the last stocktake.
- 02
Sales reconciled to accounts
Daily sales flow into accounting and are reconciled at day close without re-keying.
- 03
Multi-outlet visibility
Outlets share item, price and customer data, and head office sees consolidated reporting.
- 04
Purchasing tied to stock levels
Low-stock signals feed purchasing so reordering follows actual demand.
- 05
Customer records
Customer history is kept once and used across sales and follow-up.
Integration examples for retailers
- POS hardware and terminals
- Payment terminals and gateways
- E-commerce platforms
- Barcode scanners
Integration feasibility depends on the other system, and is confirmed during the assessment.
From disconnected systems to one operating platform.
ERP projects feel risky when the steps are unclear. Ours are defined, in order, and agreed with you before each one starts.
Discovery
We map how your business runs today: processes, systems, data and reporting needs. This is where the scope becomes clear.
Solution Design
We agree what will be configured, customized, integrated or automated, and in what order, before any build starts.
Configuration & Customization
Modules are set up around your processes. Custom fields, workflows and reports are added where standard setup falls short.
Data Migration
Existing records are cleaned, mapped and moved across, then checked with your team before go-live.
Training & Go-Live
Your team is trained on the workflows they will actually use, and we support the switch to the new system.
Support & Optimization
After go-live we stay available for questions and fixes, and help refine the system as your business changes.
Common questions.
Often, yes. It depends on what the POS allows, which we confirm during the assessment. Where integration isn't practical, we can implement a POS as part of the ERP.
Yes. Outlets can share items, prices and customer records while reporting is consolidated at head office, with access controlled by role.
When the POS is connected to inventory, each sale updates stock as it is recorded. The specifics depend on your setup and connectivity.
E-commerce platforms with an API can typically be connected so orders and stock stay aligned. We confirm feasibility for your platform before quoting.
Find out what your business actually needs before choosing an ERP.
We'll review your current systems, processes, integrations and reporting requirements and help identify the most practical implementation path.
- Your current systems and how they connect
- Business processes and approvals
- Integrations you need or already run
- Reporting requirements for management
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Prefer WhatsApp? Message a consultantLet's map your business before we talk about software.
Tell us how your business operates, where the bottlenecks are and what you want to improve. We'll help you determine what should be configured, customized, integrated or automated.