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Delivery

Whichever channel it comes from, one panel, one stock

Phone orders, your own courier network, and third-party delivery platforms — every sale should draw from the same stock and show up in the same report. Keep the register fast and stock consistent even during the busiest delivery hours.

Problem → solution

What happens on the ground, and Posmist's answer

01Phone orders and in-store sales live in separate ledgers

Every sales channel runs through one POS, stock draws down from one place.

02Delivery-platform orders sit on a separate screen

Platform integration is being built as a separate scope; today, Posmist consolidates every sale into one reporting panel.

03Courier/delivery time and return tracking is weak

The returns module tracks the post-delivery process.

04It's unclear which channel is selling what during rush hour

Reports show sales intensity by channel and hour.

A day in the life

A typical day with Posmist

  1. 11:00

    Opening

    Daily stock and campaigns are checked.

  2. 13:00

    Lunch delivery rush

    Phone and in-store orders are processed at the same time.

  3. 19:00

    Evening rush

    The register doesn't slow down under heavy delivery traffic.

  4. 23:00

    Close

    The channel-level sales report is reviewed.

Hardware

Recommended hardware for this solution

Full catalog
Touchscreen

POS Terminal

A touchscreen register terminal fully compatible with Posmist, ready for next-gen fiscal device (GMU) integration.

1D / 2D

Barcode Scanner

A wired/wireless desktop barcode scanner that works with no extra configuration.

FAQ

Delivery & Courier businesses ask

Is there direct integration with delivery platforms?

Not yet in Posmist; platform integration is being handled as a separate project — tell us what you need and let's plan it together.

Can I draw down stock for phone orders?

Yes, every order entered through POS deducts from stock instantly.

How are returned/cancelled delivery orders tracked?

The returns module records the cancellation/return process.