Franchise management
Outlets as first-class records with their own users, pricing and performance.
Head office to franchise ordering, billing at the counter, batch-wise stock and a cash reconciliation that actually ties out.
Running one shop is a POS problem. Running a franchise network is a trust problem: did the outlet receive what head office dispatched, is the stock on the shelf the stock in the system, and does the cash in the drawer match what was billed?
Highsense Franchise POS answers all three. Orders flow from outlet to head office and back as dispatches that must be received, stock moves in batches with audits to catch drift, and every day closes with a cash reconciliation instead of an assumption.
Outlets as first-class records with their own users, pricing and performance.
Outlets raise orders on head office; head office dispatches; the outlet receives against it.
Dispatch and receive recorded with line items, so short receipt is caught at the outlet not at audit.
Counter billing with products, promotions and payment capture.
POS returns and sale returns handled as tracked documents that correct stock.
Stock held in batches with movement history, so expiry and cost are traceable.
Physical count against system stock with item-level variance, run per outlet.
Purchase orders, receives and returns against vendors at head office.
Promotions and product price history, so a price change is a record rather than a memory.
Daily close comparing billed, collected and counted, with variance recorded and owned.
The franchise raises an order on head office for what it needs.
The order is picked and dispatched with line items and batches.
The outlet receives against the dispatch, and any shortfall is recorded immediately.
POS billing with promotions applied, reducing batch stock as it sells.
Periodic stock audit compares physical count to system, with variance per item.
Cash reconciliation ties billed to collected to counted before the day closes.
No report builder, no pivot tables. Type the question the way you would ask a colleague and Franchise POS Software answers from your live data.
Answers above are illustrative examples of the kind of question the reporting assistant handles.
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Yes. Stock is held per outlet in batches, and head office sees levels, movements and audit variance across the network.
Dispatch and receive are separate recorded steps with line items. If the outlet receives less than was dispatched, the difference is recorded at that moment, not discovered later.
Yes. POS returns and sale returns are tracked documents that correct stock and the day is takings, rather than manual adjustments.
Daily by default, and it can be configured per shift where outlets run multiple counters.
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