Unified management and control from headquarters to stores: merchandise, prices, memberships, inventory, staff and finance are all centrally allocated, and each store operates independently but collaborates with each other.

A chain is not about opening more stores, but a set of standards

The KimPos chain solution supports the collaborative operation of chain stores, headquarters management, central warehouses and online malls. The headquarters uniformly configures products, prices, membership rules and marketing activities, and stores have independent cashiers and return data in real time, achieving "strong control by the headquarters and quick response by stores", so that scale expansion no longer means out-of-control management.

Retail chain management

Four things controlled by the headquarters

  • products and prices : The headquarters issues a product inventory and price list, and stores make fine adjustments as needed to avoid random prices and mismatched products.
  • members share : cross-store universal membership, points and stored value, customers can use it wherever they go and have the same experience.
  • inventory transfer : transfer goods between stores, unified distribution at the headquarters, no loss of orders when out of stock, continuous supply during peak seasons.
  • data dashboard : Single store profit and loss, regional comparison, and national market can be grasped on one screen, making decisions based on evidence.
The membership data of the pet hospital chain and its stores are interoperable, the headquarters is under unified management, and each store operates independently and collaborates with each other.

Chain financial integration

The headquarters can uniformly calculate the revenue, costs and profits of each store, automatically generate reconciliation reports, and clearly separate accounts when franchises and direct operations coexist. In conjunction with mobile office, regional managers can approve transfers and view store inspection reports on their mobile phones, greatly extending the management radius. The standardized product, price and membership system also changes the opening of new stores from "re-exploring" to "copying templates": the headquarters issues configurations and stores can open on the same day, and the expansion speed is no longer limited by talent and experience. At the same time, cross-regional allocation and unified procurement bring stronger bargaining power, and scale dividends are directly converted into store profits.

pet chain structure