Feature overview
Retail operations without full ERP complexity.
RetailGrid brings together the operational surfaces a store team expects: POS terminal, products, customers, stores, suppliers, users, transactions, reports, till closeout, and retail settings.
Core modules
The practical surfaces retailers use every day.
Point of Sale
Counter sales, product selection, cart flow, payments, receipts, refunds, and operator login.
Multi-Store
Stores, store codes, terminals, registers, users, and local operating context.
Stock
Products, categories, brands, units, supplier context, stock status, and adjustments.
Customers
Customer profiles, contact details, lookup, VIP segmentation, and loyalty-ready workflows.
Staff Permissions
User management, role expectations, operator access, and secure tenant realm authentication.
Transactions
Sales history, receipt lookup, payment status, refunds, and transaction detail views.
Reports
Sales, goods-in, store transfer, product, customer, and store performance reporting.
Tenant Controls
Tenant-specific realms, schema boundaries, modules, terminals, and operational settings.
Operator workflows
The POS terminal covers more than checkout.
RetailGrid brings the day-to-day store workflows together: category browsing, active sale handling, split-ready payment allocation, goods-in, and store-to-store stock movement.
Management workspace
The manager view is part of the product story.
RetailGrid also gives store managers the operational screens they expect after checkout: dashboard visibility, product maintenance, transaction lookup, and till closeout.
Dashboard and products
Track the store network and keep sellable items maintained.
Transactions and closeout
Review sales history and reconcile daily till activity.
Designed to stay focused
RetailGrid avoids the heavy message that belongs to Foundation Suite.
The public story should focus on POS, stores, staff, stock, customers, loyalty, transactions, and reporting. Marketplace channels, website integrations, and deeper ERP automation should point prospects toward Foundation Suite.
Use this wording
Focused POS platform, connected stores, retail operations, store-level visibility, built for everyday workflows.
Avoid this wording
Light version, lite, stripped back, cheap POS, entry-level ERP, or smaller Foundation Suite.
Next step
Map the feature set to a real store network.
A demo request should capture enough detail to qualify whether the prospect needs a focused POS platform or the broader VPS Foundation Suite.