Multi-location POS
One POS for every store, register and vehicle
Open a second store, add a register or put another van on the road without changing your software bill. iPOS keeps every location’s sales and stock in one account.
The problem with growing
More locations shouldn’t mean more systems — or higher fees
Many POS providers charge per location or per register, so every new store raises your monthly cost before it has made a sale. Owners end up logging in to separate accounts, or exporting spreadsheets, just to see how the business did yesterday.
iPOS takes the opposite approach: one flat price, unlimited locations and registers, and a dashboard that shows one outlet or all of them together.
Capabilities
Built for businesses with more than one place to sell
Unlimited locations
Stores, warehouses and vehicles, all under one account.
Unlimited registers
Add registers where you need them at no extra cost.
All-outlet dashboard
Switch between one outlet and all outlets by day, week or month.
Stock per location
Each outlet keeps its own real-time inventory.
Unlimited users
Individual logins and permissions for every employee.
Outlet-level numbers
Filter the dashboard to one outlet at a time, or see the whole business.
Visibility
Compare locations without running a report
Revenue, sale count, customer count and gross profit appear on the dashboard as soon as you log in. Pick an outlet to focus on one location, or view all outlets to see the whole business.
Stores and vans
Fixed locations and mobile teams in one place
A shop, a warehouse and a fleet of service vans can all be outlets. That makes iPOS a good fit for businesses that sell both over the counter and in the field.
Multi-location POS questions
Does iPOS charge more for additional locations?
No. Locations and registers are unlimited on both plans. You pay $99 per month or $900 per year whether you run one store or many.
Can I see sales for all my locations at once?
Yes. The dashboard lets you view a single outlet or all outlets together, by day, week or month, so you can compare performance without running separate reports.
Does each location keep its own inventory?
Yes. Each outlet has its own stock, and inventory updates in real time as sales are recorded at that location.
Can a service vehicle be a location?
Yes. Vans and other service vehicles can be set up as outlets, each with its own stock — iPOS was originally built to track inventory in a fleet of service vans.
Can employees work across locations?
Every employee has an individual login, and roles and permissions control what each user can see and do. Ask us during your demo how to structure access for your locations.
Related capabilities
See iPOS Register with your own workflow
Book a walkthrough and we’ll show you how iPOS handles your sales, inventory and reporting — whether you sell from a counter, a van or several locations.