Turn supplier invoices into POS-ready prices—in minutes.

Upload an invoice, match products to your catalog, calculate costs and retail prices, review every change, and publish approved updates to your POS.

Nothing reaches your POS until an authorized user reviews and approves it.

  • No automatic publishing
  • Configurable pricing rules
  • Complete change history
24
Invoices Processed
2
Awaiting Review
182
Prices Published
38.9%
Average Margin
18.5h
Hours Saved
Invoice Processing Overview
Attention Needed
2 invoices awaiting review
4 unmatched products
Recent Invoices
Sujata FoodsCompleted
Acme DistributorsReview

Built for independent retailers and multi-location stores

Review before publishing
Flexible cost & profit rules
POS-ready price updates
PDF & CSV reporting
QuickBooks available
How it works

From invoice to POS in four controlled steps

1

Upload

Upload a PDF, image, CSV, or Excel supplier invoice.

2

Extract & Match

The system reads every line and matches products by barcode, description, size, and saved mappings.

3

Review Pricing

Confirm quantities, costs, matches, margins, markups, and proposed retail prices.

4

Approve & Publish

Publish approved changes to the POS and optionally record the invoice in QuickBooks.

Features

Everything needed to process supplier invoices with confidence

Extract Every Invoice Line

Capture supplier details, invoice numbers, dates, quantities, pack sizes, case prices, line totals, freight, and tax.

Match Products Carefully

Match by barcode, supplier item number, product name, brand, size, aliases, and store catalog data.

Control Cost Calculations

Use the raw supplier price, a custom multiplier, percentage adjustments, or manually approved costs.

Choose Your Profit Method

Set target margins, use markup on cost, preserve healthy shelf prices, or price individual products manually.

Review Before Publishing

See previous and proposed prices, margins, match confidence, exceptions, and overrides before anything reaches the POS.

Keep Complete Records

Maintain invoice history, publishing results, reports, approvals, failed items, and audit activity.

Pricing control

Your pricing rules—not a hard-coded formula

Every supplier and category can use the pricing method that fits your business.

Raw supplier case price$50.00
Cost methodMultiplier
Multiplier1.15
Adjusted case cost$57.50
Units per case10
Unit cost$5.75
Pricing methodTarget margin
Desired margin40%
Proposed retail price$9.79
Final margin41.27%

Available controls

  • Raw supplier price
  • Custom multiplier
  • Percentage adjustment
  • Target margin
  • Markup on cost
  • Keep current shelf price
  • Psychological pricing
  • Item-level override

The system may recommend a price, but you remain in control of the final result.

Review & safety

Designed to prevent expensive mistakes

  • Invoice totals must reconcile.
  • Returned and missing products stay excluded.
  • Barcode and size conflicts are flagged.
  • Uncertain matches require review.
  • Products can't publish below cost.
  • New products require the needed information.
  • Approval is required before POS publishing.
  • POS and QuickBooks results are tracked separately.
Review summary
42
Products matched
3
Needing review
12
Price increases
3
Price decreases
38.9%
Average margin
0
Blocking exceptions
Integrations

One approved workflow for pricing and accounting

Publish approved pricing updates to your existing POS and, when connected, record the supplier invoice in QuickBooks Online as a bill or expense.

Supplier Invoice
Review & Approval
POS Update
QuickBooks Bill / ExpenseOptional add-on

Connects to your existing POS — it is not a replacement POS. QuickBooks sync is optional, and the two run independently, so one failing never falsely marks the other as failed.

Reporting

Know exactly what changed

ProductPrev CostNew CostPrev PriceNew PricePrev MarginNew MarginStatus
Sujata Gold Atta$18.00$18.90$3.99$4.2935.1%38.9%Published
Basmati Rice 20 lb$22.50$23.10$29.99$30.4924.9%24.2%Published
Fresh Paneer$4.10$4.10$6.49$6.4936.8%36.8%Unchanged

Export every processed invoice as a PDF or CSV, with full invoice history, excluded items, failed updates, manual overrides, and approval records.

Who it's for

Built for retail operations where invoice entry still takes too long

Independent grocery stores
International markets
Specialty food retailers
Multi-location retailers
Stores using older or limited POS systems

Start with the stores and POS systems the platform currently supports, then expand integrations over time.

Pricing

Simple, per-store pricing

Invoice Automation

$250per active store / month

Everything to turn invoices into reviewed, POS-ready prices.

  • Invoice uploads (PDF, photo, CSV, Excel)
  • Product matching
  • Flexible pricing rules
  • Review & approval
  • POS publishing
  • Reports & invoice history

Store Onboarding

Contact Sales

Hands-on setup so your first store is ready to run.

  • Store configuration
  • Catalog import
  • Supplier setup
  • Pricing-rule setup
  • POS testing
  • Staff onboarding

QuickBooks Integration

Optional Add-On

Record approved invoices in QuickBooks Online when connected.

  • QuickBooks Online connection
  • Approved invoice → bill or expense
  • Runs independently of POS publishing
  • Available after setup & testing

Volume pricing is available for multi-location organizations. Monthly billing begins only after configuration, testing, and approval.

Security & control

Business data stays separated and under your control

Organization-level data separation
Role-based permissions
Owner & manager approval controls
Encrypted integration credentials
Secure file storage
Audit logs
No raw payment-card storage
No POS publishing without approval
FAQ

Common questions

No. The platform processes supplier invoices, calculates pricing, and sends approved updates to your existing POS.

No. Users review and approve changes before anything is published.

Yes. You can use the raw supplier price, a custom multiplier, a percentage adjustment, or a manually approved cost.

Yes. Pricing can use a target margin, markup on cost, your existing shelf price, or a manually entered retail price.

It's flagged for review rather than guessed. You confirm the match or create the product.

QuickBooks Online can be connected as an optional integration after setup and testing. It runs independently of POS publishing.

When delayed billing is enabled, your account stays in Setup Mode until configuration, testing, approval, and manual activation are complete.

Yes. An organization can manage multiple stores, users, suppliers, pricing rules, and integrations.

Spend less time entering invoices and more time running the store.

Upload an invoice, review the proposed pricing, and publish approved updates from one controlled workflow.

No POS changes are published without approval.