What software do you develop for shops?

POS systems, inventory, orders, loyalty, apps and platforms that connect physical and online sales.

Can we manage several stores?

Yes. We can build central administration with roles, stock and reports per store.

Can it connect to our online shop?

Yes, when the platform offers the necessary mechanisms. We define how products, stock and orders are synchronised.

Can we use our existing devices?

Scanners, printers and terminals are assessed by model and their interfaces.

Are payments and fiscalisation included?

They can be integrated depending on providers and market requirements. The scope is defined in the project.

Can we work with multiple currencies?

Yes. We can build payment recording and reporting by currency, with clear conversion rules.

Can returns and exchanges be managed?

Yes, linked to the original sale, with stock rules and payment reconciliation.

Can we migrate our products and customers?

Yes, after analysing the sources, quality and structure of the data.

Can we start with just a few modules?

Yes. We can plan a first version and later extensions.

Can you improve our existing software?

Yes, after a technical assessment.

How much does it cost and how long does it take?

It depends on functions, devices, integrations and migration. The proposal is prepared after the analysis.

Do you offer maintenance?

Yes, according to the agreed coverage and terms.

RETAIL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Store, warehouse and online sales.In one connected system.

We develop custom software for shops and retail chains, from POS and inventory to eCommerce and order management. Connect your information, simplify your team’s work and create a better experience for your customers.

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Clothing store with shelves, displayed products and warm lighting

City Centre store · Till 2

Online order #W-2048New

SaleIllustrative demo

Product scan
Sale
Inventory update
Dashboard view

Run sneakers 42Scanned€69

Sales today€864

Stock · City Centre

12 pcs

Run sneakers 42

My points

1,240

POS
Inventory
eCommerce
Customers
Orders
Reports

CUSTOM SOFTWARE

Software that follows the way you sell.

When the physical store, the warehouse and online sales work with separate information, the team spends time checking stock, updating prices and following orders by hand.

At ENOR, we build platforms that connect these processes around your business model. From a single shop to a network of points of sale, we develop the functions and integrations you need to work with clearer information.

Organised informationProducts, prices and stock in one place.
Connected processesSale, stock and order move together.
Control by store and roleEveryone sees and acts according to their responsibility.

Cashier recording a payment on a tablet POS

CHALLENGES WE ADDRESS

As sales grow, processes need to keep pace.

Each situation maps to a concrete software function. The aim is more clarity, not a promise of zero errors or guaranteed sales growth.

Stock that doesn’t match

Product quantities differ between store, warehouse and website.

Shared inventory

Repeated data entry

The same product or order is entered several times in different tools.

Catalogue and integrations

Hard-to-manage prices and promotions

Discounts and price lists are handled by hand.

Pricing rules

Orders spread across tools

Order status is followed by email, phone and spreadsheets.

Order management

Returns without history

It is unclear which sale was returned and what happened to the item.

Linked returns

Scattered reports

Each store has its own figures and combining them takes time.

Consolidated reporting

SOLUTIONS WE DEVELOP

From the point of sale to running the whole business.

Development options selected and combined per project, not an off-the-shelf program with every module included.

POS Systems

Interfaces for sales, payments, returns and daily operations.

Inventory and Warehouse

Products, movements, supplies and stock by location.

ERP for Retail

Connecting purchasing, sales, inventory and administration.

eCommerce and Omnichannel

Coordinating physical and online channels.

Order Management

From receiving and stock reservation to picking and delivery.

CRM and Loyalty

Customer history, preferences and reward programmes.

Apps and Kiosks

Interfaces for customers, staff and self-service.

Reports and Analytics

Views of activity, products and channel performance.

POS (Point of Sale) is where sales and payments are recorded. ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) connects purchasing, inventory, sales and administration. CRM (Customer Relationship Management) keeps the customer history and relationship.

POS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT

A point of sale designed for the pace of your store.

Custom POS software follows the way your cashiers work: fast search, clear buttons and actions based on permissions.

Product search and scanning
Barcodes and variants
Basket and quantity changes
Discounts by permission
Multiple payment methods
Split payment across methods or currencies when included
Sales on hold
Returns and exchanges
Shift and till management
Reporting for managers

Four steps we keep separate

01Recording the saleWhat was sold, how many and at what price.
02Payment confirmationPayment accepted by the method or terminal.
03Sales documentThe invoice or receipt the customer gets.
04FiscalisationTax reporting according to the market and integration.

Integrations with scanners, printers and terminals depend on the device, its drivers and the available interfaces.

Till 2 · City CentreRole:

Basket

Tap a product to add it

Discount needs manager permission

Total€0

Sale recorded
Payment confirmed
Sales document created
Fiscalisation: per integration

Tap products to add them to the basket, then try the payment: each step appears separately.

INVENTORY AND WAREHOUSES

Know the stock and movement of every product.

An inventory program that separates what is physically on the shelf from what can be sold. SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) is the unique code of each product or variant.

Product catalogue
SKUs and barcodes
Size, colour or model variants
Units of measure
Receipts and issues
Transfers between stores
Stock counts
Adjustments with reasons and audit
Reservations for orders
Reorder thresholds
Lots, serial numbers and expiry dates when needed

Four quantities that never get mixed up

Physical stock: How many units are actually at the location.
Reserved: Allocated to orders not yet delivered.
Available to sell: Physical stock minus reserved quantity.
In transit: On the way between stores, not yet received.

SKU	Product	Variant	Qty
AT-42-BK	Run sneakers	42 · Black	40
AT-43-BK	Run sneakers	43 · Black	18
JK-M-GR	Urban jacket	M · Grey	9
TS-S-WH	Basic tee	S · White	64

Run sneakers 42 · City Centre

Physical: 40
Reserved: 6
Available: 34
In transit: 5

Switch tabs to see products, movements, transfers and the stock count.

PHYSICAL AND ONLINE SALES

A connected experience between store and eCommerce.

Omnichannel connects sales channels and their processes around shared information.

01
Online order
02
Product reservation
03
Preparation in store
04
Pickup or delivery

Shared catalogue
Stock by channel or store
Online orders
Click & Collect store pickup
Preparation from a suitable store
Returns according to your policy
Customer accounts
Status notifications

We define which system is the main source of inventory and how quantities are synchronised between channels.

Selling products that are out of stock (overselling) is limited by reservations and timely updates; it cannot be ruled out without these controls.

ORDERS AND DELIVERY

From order to delivery, with clear statuses.

Receiving and verification
Inventory reservation
Picking and packing
Order splitting when needed
Handover to the carrier
Tracking when offered by the integration
Cancellation and return
Payment and stock reconciliation

Picking means collecting items from the shelves; packing is packaging them. Order, payment and shipment statuses are tracked separately because they change at different times.

Order #W-2048

Received
Verified
Reserved
Picking
Packing
Handed to carrier
In transit
Delivered

Order: New
Payment: Pending
Shipment: —

PRICES AND PROMOTIONS

Pricing rules your team can understand and control.

Price lists
Prices by store, channel or customer
Time-limited discounts
Coupons
Product bundles
Quantity offers
Promotion combination rules
Approval for certain changes
Price history

For each project we define

Rule priority
Prices with or without tax
Rounding
Handling of returns
Activation time

Urban jacket · M

Channel

Customer

Rules by priority

Base price list€89

Final price (incl. VAT)€89

Change the channel, customer type or coupon to see which rules apply.

Dynamic pricing is an option per project, with limits and control by your team.

The software applies the rules you define; we do not promise automatic profit optimisation.

CRM AND LOYALTY

Know the customer relationship beyond a single sale.

Customer profile
Purchase history
Segments by defined criteria
Points and rewards
Coupons or gift cards when included
Communication preferences
Integration with communication channels
Recording marketing choices

Arta K.Member · SilverPoints1,120

Email marketing: no · Consent is recorded separately from purchases

For points and gift cards we define earning, redemption, expiry and handling after returns, with a history for each transaction.

Customers are not added to marketing communications automatically just because they made a purchase.

RETURNS AND EXCHANGES

A clear process even when an item comes back.

Link to the original sale
Return quantity and reason
Product check
Back to stock or quarantine
Product exchange
Refund or credit by policy
Correction of points and promotions
Documents and audit

Sale #S-1093

	Sold	Returned
Run sneakers 42	2	0
Sport socks	1	0

Returned item

Return one item from the sale: once the full quantity is returned, a second return is blocked.

The same quantity cannot be returned twice: the system checks how much has already been returned from the original sale.

The refund and the inventory movement are reconciled with each other.

PAYMENTS AND TILL MANAGEMENT

Every receipt linked to its sale and its till.

Cash
Card and online payments
Mixed payments
Multiple currencies per project
Shift opening and closing
Authorised cash in/out
Expected balance and physical count
Differences with reasons
Reports by till, user and currency

Till 2 · Shift 1

Balance by currency

€

€139

$50

Shift opening€100
Sale S-1093€74
Sale S-1094 · $50Stored rate: $1 = €0.92$50
Change S-1094€-15
Authorised cash-out€-20

See the balance per currency, then close the shift to compare the expected balance with the count.

The physical till is kept separate from bank accounts and card terminals. Every transaction keeps its original amount and currency; when there is a conversion, the rate and value used are stored too.

Fiscalisation and tax documents are assessed per market and integration. We don’t present the software as fiscally certified without evidence.

PURCHASING AND SUPPLY

Connect stock needs with the supply process.

Stock threshold
Purchase request
Supplier order
Receiving and check

Suppliers
Purchase requests
Purchase orders
Partial receiving
Quantity checks
Costs and documents
Replenishment suggestions by rules
Transfers between warehouses
Returns to suppliers

Demand forecasting is treated as a separate function that needs historical data and an assessment of accuracy.

MOBILE APPS AND SELF-SERVICE

The right functions, where the work happens.

Customer app

Order #W-2048

Ready for pickup

1,240 points

Customer appCatalogue, orders, loyalty and history.

Staff scanner

AT-42-BK

Stock: 39

Location A-04

Staff appProduct checks, inventory, order picking and tasks.

Kiosk

Search products

Basket (2)

Continue to payment

Self-service kioskSearch, basket and payment flow depending on the devices.

Physical devices and integrations are defined per project.

ANALYTICS AND REPORTING

See what is selling and where attention is needed.

Sales by period
Store, channel and user
Products and categories
Discounts
Returns
Inventory levels and movements
Slow-moving products
Stock-outs
Receipts by method
Margin when costs are available and defined

Illustrative values

Net sales

€12,480

Invoiced in the period

Receipts

€11,065

Payments received

Margin

—

When costs are defined

Sales by channel

City Centre46%
East store31%
Online23%

Low stock

Run sneakers 442 pcs
Urban jacket L1 pc

Sales, receipts and profit are different indicators: a sale may be paid later, and profit needs accurate costs.

Each indicator has a clear formula and source. Values in the views are illustrative.

AI AND AUTOMATION

Smart functions when they bring measurable value.

AI & Automation

Product search in natural language
Assistant for product information
Product recommendations
Report summaries
Anomaly detection
Demand forecasting
Support for catalogue categorisation

Prices and availability always come from the relevant source, not from the model. Recommendations respect catalogue constraints.

Models are tested against baseline methods; we do not promise higher conversion or guaranteed accuracy.

STORE NETWORKS AND ROLES

Central administration, with access by responsibility.

Company and stores
Warehouses and points of sale
Roles and permissions
Shared catalogue and settings
Store-specific rules
Transfers
Consolidated reporting
Approvals
Activity history

Permissions are enforced in the backend (the system’s server), not just by hiding buttons on screen.

Company

City Centre store
POS · 3 tills
East store
POS · 2 tills
Central warehouse
Receiving · transfers
Online channel
eCommerce

Roles and access

AdministratorAll stores
Store managerOwn store
CashierOwn till
Warehouse staffStock movements

INTEGRATIONS AND MODERNISATION

Connect the new software with the tools you use.

For each integration we define

Main sourceWhich system holds the correct data.
DataWhat is exchanged and in which direction.
FrequencyReal time, periodic or on demand.
IdentifiersThe codes that link the same record.
ErrorsNotifications and retries.
DuplicatesHow they are prevented.
ReconciliationHow data is compared between systems.

ERP and accounting

eCommerce platforms

Payment providers

Fiscalisation

Sales platform

Carriers

CRM and communication

Barcodes, printers and terminals

Inventory and warehouse systems

What can be developed

New systemWhen the process needs a new foundation.
Add-on moduleA new function next to the existing system.
IntegrationA link between the systems you use.
Gradual modernisationStep-by-step improvement without unnecessary disruption.

We don’t claim to connect with every platform; provider names are used once documentation and terms are verified.

A full rebuild is proposed only after analysis, when it is truly needed.

WORKING DURING OUTAGES

We define what keeps working when the connection drops.

Local functions are designed around the store’s needs. For each project we define:

Local data: Which data is stored on the device.
Allowed actions: What can be done without a connection.
Duplicates: How they are avoided when the connection returns.
Synchronisation: How sales are sent to the server.
Conflicts: How simultaneous changes are resolved.
Connection needs: Which payments or processes require it.

Card payments and fiscalisation without a connection depend on the provider’s support and the relevant process; we do not promise them without that support.

POS · Till 2

Queued: 0

Connected

Central server

Synced: 0

Cash: allowed by your rules
Card payment: needs connection per provider

Cut the connection, record sales and restore it: queued sales are synchronised.

SECTORS WE CAN COVER

Different needs for every kind of retail.

Examples of functions that are common in these sectors.

Grocery and supermarkets
Products, quantities, expiry dates and frequent operations.
Clothing and footwear
Variants, collections, sizes and exchanges.
Cosmetics and beauty
Catalogue, lots, promotions and loyalty.
Electronics and appliances
Serial numbers, warranties and after-sales service.
Furniture and home
Orders, variants, deposits and delivery planning.
Jewellery and accessories
Item identification and controlled access.
Books and stationery
Catalogue, barcodes and quantity management.
Vehicle parts and accessories
Product references and compatibility by catalogue.
Specialty stores
Functions by category and business model.
Online marketplaces
Sellers, catalogue, orders and payments by agreement.

SECURITY AND TESTING

Controls and tests for the actions that matter.

Security measures are defined by risk and project. We do not promise absolute security or automatic legal compliance.

Roles and authorisation
Isolation by organisation
Credential management
Audit of important actions
Control of price changes
Protection of customer data
Testing payments and returns
Testing stock reservation
Testing concurrent actions
Synchronisation and recovery
Load testing by objectives

DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

From your sales modelto a system in use.

Phases and timelines are agreed in advance, based on functions, devices, integrations and migration.

Analysis

We understand your sales model and existing systems.

Scope definition

Functions and priorities of the first version.

Design

Flows, interfaces and data.

Development

Modules and integrations with regular demos.

Testing and migration

Verifying sales, payments and inventory.

Pilot and go-live

Activation in a controlled scope and staff onboarding.

Maintenance

Support and further development as agreed.

Which retail process concerns you most?

Discuss your project

Go-live is planned to keep the impact on your stores as low as possible.

WHY ENOR

From the sales process to the software that supports it.

Analysis of real processes

We start from how you sell today, not from a template.

Development to need

As a software developer, we build only the functions you need.

Interfaces for staff and customers

Clear screens for the till, the warehouse and the customer.

Planned integrations

Defined sources, identifiers and reconciliation.

Communication and demos

Visible progress at every phase.

Documentation and maintenance

Continuity as agreed.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Related services

Enterprise Systems

Platforms for large operations.

Web App Development

Web applications built around your process.

Mobile Apps

iOS, Android and cross-platform.

eCommerce

Online shops and sales platforms.

API Integrations

Secure, documented APIs.