A sale Inventory Dashboard Camera
One sale, four places.
With a POS add-on (Clover or Square), a sale lowers stock, adds to today’s numbers and is linked to its counter clip.
The Rozana platform
Most stores run on a POS, an online store, a lottery terminal, a camera app, a payroll service and a spreadsheet. Here they are one system, so what happens at the counter or on a web order shows up everywhere it matters.
One record at the center
A sale, a delivery, a clock-in or a count is entered once. Every module that needs it sees it, in real time, on every screen in the store and on your phone.
A day in the store
Here is what a day looks like when every part of the store works from the same record.
The manager publishes the week. Everyone gets their shifts by email or text, swaps and time off are asked for in the app, and a manager approves them.
Whoever opens gets a text or an email an hour before, at the time they chose. Nobody misses a changed shift.
Each person signs in with their PIN. The schedule shows who came in on time, and their hours begin counting toward payroll.
The driver’s order is matched line by line. A short case and a price increase are flagged before anyone signs.
Orders from every channel are in one queue. A batch is picked, items are scanned as they are packed, labels print, and pickups are staged at the counter.
Sales lower stock as they ring up. Each lottery ticket moves the counter, the customer display and the closeout together.
Counter cameras keep the moment of each transaction one click from the sale itself.
The drawer is counted, the pickup recorded, and the variance seen before the morning shift leaves.
The closeout summary arrives by email. Tomorrow at 8, the low-stock digest follows.
The week’s shifts, already reviewed, become a pay run and paystubs staff can open themselves.
Sales, cash, lottery and expenses have been adding up all month.
Enter it once
Enter it once. Each action reaches every module that needs it, so nobody types the same number twice.
A sale Inventory Dashboard Camera
With a POS add-on (Clover or Square), a sale lowers stock, adds to today’s numbers and is linked to its counter clip.
A web order Stock Pick & pack Shipment
Stock is reserved when the order arrives, taken when it is packed, and the label, tracking and sale are recorded without re-entry.
Low stock Vendor Purchase order Receiving
An item hits its reorder level, its vendor is already known, the order is emailed, and the delivery adds stock when it is received.
A ticket sold Display Closeout
The next ticket, the count left, the customer display and lottery closeout all move together.
A swap Approval Schedule Reminders
A colleague accepts, a manager approves, the schedule changes, both are told, and the reminders follow the new shifts.
A clock-in Shifts Payroll
Time clocked at the counter is checked against the schedule, becomes reviewed shifts and then the pay run.
A delivery Stock Prices Customer
Stock goes up, cost changes are flagged, and the customer who asked is emailed.
A count Closeout Finance
Each closeout updates the cash position and the month’s numbers.
A question Every module
The assistant answers from the same records your team keeps.
The modules
Built to grow with you
Switch locations from the top bar; each keeps its own team and records.
Turn modules on as your store needs them. A POS add-on (Clover or Square) is optional, and so are online channels.
At the counter, in the back office or on your phone, it is the same system.
We’ll walk through a day in your store, module by module, on a live workspace.
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