Point of sale connected to wider operations
Arfinex connects configured point-of-sale activity with items, customers, payments, inventory and finance so store operations remain part of the wider business record
Point of sale, shifts, payments, returns, stock and multi-store review
Run consistent point-of-sale workflows
Present configured items, prices, taxes and payment methods in a focused checkout flow shaped for the user’s assigned company and location
Keep shifts and collections reviewable
Record opening, cashier activity, payment mix and shift closure so expected values and confirmed settlement can be compared without being treated as the same event
Connect sales to stock movement
Relate completed sales, returns and transfers to the appropriate warehouse records while keeping stock valuation governed by configured rules
See branch operations in financial context
Review sales, returns, collection status and relevant costs by location or company while respecting tenant boundaries and accounting authority
Focused checkout
Give store users the items and actions relevant to their role
Shift traceability
Preserve opening, payment and closure records
Inventory connection
Relate completed store activity to stock movements
Branch context
Review location activity alongside authorized financial records
Point of sale connected to wider operations
- Operate multiple configured stores with distinct warehouses
- Review a cashier shift against recorded payment methods
- Process sales and returns with connected stock records
Frequently asked questions
Can each store use a separate warehouse
Locations can be mapped to appropriate warehouses and company records according to the customer configuration
Does a shift close prove funds were settled
No, a shift record and confirmed payment settlement are separate events that should be reconciled with supporting evidence
Can prices and payment methods differ by location
Pricing, taxes and payment options can be configured within the rules and permissions of the relevant company workspace
Can POS work for multiple legal entities
Separate companies can have their own users, records and configurations while cross-company access remains explicitly controlled
Module availability, workflows, reports and integrations depend on each customer configuration, permissions and installed applications
Connect store activity to operational control
Tell us how your locations manage checkout, shifts, inventory and settlement review