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Retail OS

You run the floor. The whole store stays in step.

Point of sale, inventory, accounting, payroll and an online shop for stores, on one set of records. Built for Jamaica: GCT by name, ten currencies at the counter, and PAYE, NIS, NHT, Education Tax and HEART in payroll. Phoros keeps watch, prepares the reorder and waits for your yes.

Illustrative screen · Retail OS

The Sunday pile

The week should not end in a pile of small work.

Retail work leaks when sales, stock, suppliers, follow-up and the books live apart. Phoros connects them as one daily flow, so the weekend stays yours.

  • One sale updates stock, the customer's history and the books
  • Counts reconcile against every recorded movement
  • Supplier threads stay with the order they belong to
Illustrative diagram · Retail OS

What a retail business gets

Thirty areas behind one sentence.

The line above is true. This is what sits behind it, starting with the count at the end of every shift.

  • Every cashier accountable for their own sales
  • Variance measured against your own warning levels
  • A safe drop without closing the shift
Illustrative screen · Retail OS
  • At the counter

    Several cashiers at once, each accountable for their own sales. Eight ways to pay, one sale split across them, ten currencies at a live rate, discounts with a ceiling per cashier and a manager PIN above it, and GCT by name.

    See point of sale
  • At close

    Every shift ends in a count by denomination, with the variance measured against your own warning and critical levels, a safe drop that leaves the shift open, gross profit per shift, and who took what.

  • On the shelf

    Live stock per variant per location, with a box converting to units, so a hardware store sells screws by the box or one at a time. Every movement carries a reason, with batch, expiry and supplier on every change. Par levels show what is below par, the sales being lost, and what sits idle at cost.

    See inventory
  • When stock goes missing

    A scan across every product and location recomputes what stock should be, finds sales with no movement behind them, and names the shift, the location and the person.

  • The customer

    One record recognised at every branch, carrying purchase history, store credit, gift cards and what is owed on account. Trade customers, such as a contractor at a hardware store, get prices agreed for their account, applied at the till.

  • The books

    One ledger per bank account, statement import, your own chart of accounts, and one set of books across every branch without losing the per-branch picture.

    See accounting
  • Online

    The same catalogue, cart and checkout on your own domain, and the same application packaged for phones.

  • The people

    Clock-in measured against a radius around the shop, PAYE, NIS, NHT, Education Tax and HEART built in, PAYE thresholds kept by effective date so past periods stay correct, and payslips emailed as PDFs.

    See payroll

And the honest lines. Store credit and gift cards are built; a points-based loyalty scheme is not. Bundles record what an item is made of, but a production step that consumes components automatically is not built. Online sales come through your own storefront, not a marketplace connector.

Virtual staff for retail

Your virtual staff know this work too.

Add help with stock watch, supplier follow-up, the end-of-day review, customer messages and weekly reporting, inside the same retail system. Purchases and price changes follow the approval rules you set.

  • Every summary built from the day's own records
  • Anything unusual flagged, never quietly fixed
  • The day closes when you say so
Illustrative screen · Retail OS
  • Stock watch

    Tracks sales against shelf counts and flags gaps, shrink signals and slow movers. Reorders come back to you as proposals.

  • End-of-day review

    Gathers the day's sales and payments, flags anything unusual and prepares one clear summary for your review.

  • Reorder preparation

    Drafts the purchase list from actual movement and your rules. You approve, adjust or reject it; nothing is ordered without you.

  • Customer follow-up

    Special orders, layaways and after-sale check-ins go out on time in your voice. Replies that need judgment come back to you.

  • Supplier correspondence

    Chases invoices, confirmations and delivery windows, and files each thread against the purchase it belongs to.

  • Weekly trading summary

    Every week closes with one page: what sold, what stalled, what margin looked like and what deserves your attention next.

Connections

Run it all on Phoros Cloud, or connect what you already use.

Run the whole store on Phoros Cloud: the till, stock, books, payroll and your website. Already using tools you like? Phoros Cloud connects to them.

Built in today

Moving from QuickBooks? Connect it while you switch.

  • AccountingQuickBooks
  • PaymentsStripeDIME
  • Messages and marketingWhatsAppMeta
  • WorkspaceGoogle WorkspaceMicrosoft 365

Can be connected

Tools with an MCP server connect through open connectors, and Software OS can build a connection to anything with an API.

  • AccountingXeroSageZoho Books
  • PaymentsPayPalSquare
  • Selling onlineShopifyWooCommerce
  • Messages and marketingMailchimpCanva
  • WorkspaceSlackMicrosoft Teams

How we test

Tested on real days, not demo scripts.

In the summer of 2026, Phoros Pilots ran for eight weeks with agents carrying real business jobs under daily human review. Stakeholder acceptance was the test. We publish evidence as the work supports it, so ask us what the current results show.

How we test

Your shop, online on day one

A web presence for the shop, ready before you open.

Three finished sites for businesses that sell. Start from one, and the cards, flyers and social content follow to match.

18 finished sites 8 categories Browse the gallery

Every site is a complete page, and the same desk makes the business cards, flyers and social content to match. See brand development and management

Retail OS

Tell us about your store.

Bring one real workflow: a stock count, the daily close, supplier follow-up or customer care. We will show you how it connects and which steps virtual staff can take on.

See plans and pricing

Questions

What retail owners ask.

Something else on your mind? Our team will talk it through with you.

Is Phoros retail software or virtual staff?

Both. The point of sale, inventory, accounting and communication tools keep the record. Virtual staff work only with the tools and jobs you authorize.

Can virtual staff place stock orders on their own?

No. They draft the reorder list from actual movement and your rules. You approve, adjust or reject every order before anything is placed.

What happens at the end of the day?

The day's sales are posted to the record, exceptions are flagged, and a clear summary waits for your review before the day closes.

Can I start with just the point of sale?

Yes. Start with the point of sale, add virtual staff when you are ready, and add tools as the work requires. Everything shares one record.

Can it work with the tools we already use?

Yes. Some tools are built in, tools with an MCP server connect through open connectors, and Software OS can build a connection to anything with an API. The list above shows which is which.

What happens to my data if I leave?

It is yours. The record, the files and the history belong to your organization, and leaving with your work is a right, not a negotiation.