Is there stock at another branch?
The salesperson should be able to check availability by location without turning the answer into a chain of messages.
Point of sale software · Mexico
A point of sale should not end with the ticket.It should leave everything else resolved.
Metrify connects every sale with inventory, branch, customer, credit, payment, CFDI and metrics. The salesperson serves the customer; the ERP preserves the context.
The customer is in front of you. The answers should be too.
A fast POS loses value if the salesperson still has to call, ask or wait to complete the operation.
What price applies?
Discounts, credit and commercial conditions should live in system rules, not in the team's memory.
Has it been paid?
Payments and sales need to preserve their relationship so administration and sales are looking at the same operation.
What about the invoice?
The customer should not hear 'your invoice will arrive tonight' when the sale already finished in front of them.
Sell and keep moving
Less 'let me check.' More answers in the moment.
Metrify's point of sale was built for commercial distributors where one sale can touch inventory, customer rules, branches, credit and fiscal processes at the same time.
Mobility
Part of the operation can follow the salesperson through a mobile browser without forcing them back to a fixed workstation.
Rules already resolved
Commercial complexity is modeled underneath so the visible decision stays simple.
One sale moves
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Inventory
Stock, branch and associated movement.
02
Customer
Credit, discounts, balance and conditions.
03
Payment
Payment, installment, advance and sale relationship.
04
Fiscal + metrics
CFDI, commercial result and traceability.
Point of sale where the sale happens
The sale should not wait until you get back to the office.
Search the product, check stock across branches, review the customer and continue the operation from where the work is happening.
Point of sale connected to the ERP
Charging quickly matters. Not losing what happened afterward matters more.
Point of sale software for multiple branches needs to do more than register tickets. It has to keep the operation connected as the business grows.
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Branch inventory while the sale is happening
The real question is rarely just 'do we have it?'
In a commercial distributor, the salesperson needs to know how much is available here, how much exists at another branch and what quantity can actually be promised without starting an investigation. Metrify keeps inventory and location context close to the point of sale.
When a sale changes inventory, the movement does not remain isolated: it can preserve user, branch, date and originating operation. That makes it possible to move from seeing a number to understanding why it changed.
- Stock by branch
- Movements with origin
- Transfers with context
- Availability during the sale
02
Point of sale with credit and commercial rules
The person serving the customer should not calculate the ERP in their head.
Cash and credit customers can have different conditions, discount levels, balances, authorizations or exceptions. Metrify's goal is to model those rules in the system and present them as clear decisions to the salesperson.
That reduces dependence on the person who 'knows the process' and helps the same operation run consistently across salespeople and branches.
- Customer credit
- Commercial conditions
- Authorizations
- Related history
03
Sale, payment and CFDI invoicing in the same story
The ticket is one moment. The operation continues.
A sale can end up related to payments, installments, advances, credit notes, income CFDIs or payment complements. Metrify seeks to preserve those relationships so administration can explain the operation without manually joining the pieces.
In the operation where Metrify was born, invoicing once depended on a nightly process. Today the goal is for the commercial and fiscal sides to move much closer to the actual moment of purchase.
- CFDI linked to the sale
- Related payments
- Credit notes
- Payment complements
Before / after
Sometimes innovation is simply no longer walking to another office to finish a sale.
In the operation where Metrify was born, creating a sales note once meant physically going back to the office. That everyday friction eventually became product.
This is not a responsive-design story. It is a story about autonomy for the person serving the customer.
Less walking
Information reaches the place where the work is happening.
Less asking
Stock and commercial conditions can be resolved directly.
Less waiting
The sale and its consequences move through the same flow.
Less memorizing
Rules move from the employee's head into the system.
The sale does not live alone
Follow the complete operation.
Point of sale, inventory, credit and branches share the same context.
ERP for hardware stores
Counter, warehouse, credit and construction materials in one real operation.
Ver más →Inventory for hardware stores
Stock, movements and branches when thousands of products need to match.
Ver más →Credit and receivables
Sell on credit, collect and understand exactly what makes up the balance.
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Is Metrify point of sale software for Mexico?＋
Yes. Metrify operates in Mexico and connects point of sale with inventory, customers, credit, CFDI invoicing and multi-branch operations.
Is the point of sale connected to inventory?＋
Yes. A sale can affect inventory while preserving branch, user and originating operation.
Does it work with multiple branches?＋
Yes. Metrify operates in multi-branch scenarios with inventory and location context.
Does it support credit sales?＋
Metrify can relate credit conditions, balances, payments, advances and commercial rules to the customer and the sale.
Can it be used from mobile?＋
Metrify is web-based and part of the operation can be used from a mobile browser. Today it is not presented as a separate native mobile app.
Your ERP already does a lot. How much work are people still doing around it?
Bring the spreadsheet, exception or process that still depends on calls, memory or repeated data entry. Start there.