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Yes—UniSight replaces the usual patchwork of POS, inventory, purchasing, pricing, bookkeeping, and workforce tools with one unified system designed specifically for grocers. That means one login, real-time data across departments, and fewer integration failures.
Traditional POS + plug-ins = more vendors, more sync issues, and finger-pointing. UniSight is one platform (POS ↔ inventory ↔ accounting ↔ scheduling) so prices, costs, on-hand, and sales post in one ledger—no nightly syncs or CSVs. Result: fewer errors and faster close.
Yes. UniSight supports regulated tenders and item-level eligibility rules used by independent grocers. It’s built to cover real-world front-end flows that owners call out when choosing POS (EBT/SNAP acceptance and compliance are common selection drivers).
Yes. We support integrated scanner-scales, price/weight labeling, and jurisdictional fee logic (e.g., CRV). Grocery-specific device and fee support is table stakes for us and a frequent gap in non-grocery systems.
Yes. We use a staged cutover (shadow runs, data validation, cashier dry-runs) and handle PLUs, departments, price books, costs, and vendor files to minimize downtime—addressing the top fear during POS changeovers.
With a single source of truth, UniSight ties returns, voids, markdowns, and waste to inventory and accounting in real time—flagging exceptions by cashier, lane, department, and item so you can intervene early.
Yes. Cost updates flow from receiving → item costs → price rules → POS, with guardrails to prevent negative margins. Margin views are live across departments and reflect promos, TPRs, and mix-and-match logic typical in grocery.
No. UniSight includes inventory, purchase orders, receiving, invoices/bills, banking reconciliation, and financials—so every sale, return, and adjustment lands in the same books automatically.
Yes. Loyalty, targeted pricing, and promos run natively, so basket-level discounts, mix-and-match, and vendor allowances are tracked correctly in sales and COGS.
Yes. Multi-store is built-in (HQ pricing, store-level overrides, consolidated financials). Start small and scale without re-platforming.
Independents cite cost pressure and workflow complexity as top obstacles; consolidating systems reduces vendor spend, reconciliation time, and stockouts while improving labor productivity and cash control. UniSight’s value map is built around those exact pressure points.
Grocery has unique needs (EBT/WIC, weighted items, CRV, scale integration, perishables, TPRs). UniSight was built by grocers for grocers, so the edge-cases are the product, not an afterthought.
Cashier and back-office workflows are streamlined for grocery—quick keys, intuitive returns/exchanges, and fast training. Poor UX is a recurring complaint among grocers; we designed to eliminate those friction points.
Yes. Centralized catalog, prices, and inventory publish out to ecommerce, so online/offline stay in sync—addressing a persistent integration challenge in 2025.
Grocery-savvy onboarding, phone/chat support, and guided releases. Owners in forums often cite support quality as a top factor; we bake it into the subscription.
Yes. That’s exactly our scope: POS + Inventory + Purchasing + Bookkeeping + Workforce + Loyalty in one system—no bolt-ons required.
Yes. That’s exactly our scope: POS + Inventory + Purchasing + Bookkeeping + Workforce + Loyalty in one system—no bolt-ons required.
We support common grocery devices and offer migration paths to preserve investments where feasible. During scoping, we inventory every lane/device to plan the lowest-risk path. (Migration risk is a top owner concern.)
Scheduling, timekeeping, and sales forecasts live in the same system as POS and inventory, enabling labor-to-sales targets and exception alerts from day one.
Independent and small-chain grocers who want to eliminate data silos and run on one real-time source of truth instead of patching point solutions.