Store level margin and stock visible without a nightly sync.
Multi-location retailers reconcile point of sale, inventory and accounting across separate systems, which makes true margin by store a lagging number. Nexus holds locations, stock and the ledger together.
Pain Point Solved
What this retires.
Three systems arguing about the same unit of stock.
Lagging store performance
Sales, cost of goods and shrink post per location as they occur, so margin by store is current rather than assembled monthly.
Blind transfer visibility
Inter-store transfers move through an in-transit state, so nothing is counted twice and nothing vanishes between locations.
Unmanaged replenishment
Demand planning raises purchase orders against real sell-through instead of a reorder point set years ago.
Feature Mapping
How stock moves and margin lands.
Purchase through posted gross margin.
Purchasing and receipt
Purchase orders receive into a specific location with landed cost applied to unit value.
Allocation and transfer
Stock allocates to locations and transfers are scanned in both directions with custody preserved.
Sale and fulfillment
Store and online orders draw from the same catalog, with pick, pack and ship documentation produced from the order.
Close and margin
Cost of goods, shrink adjustments and freight post per location for margin by store and by category.
Model two locations in a trial workspace.
Import your item master, transfer stock and review margin by store.