Barcode & label printing
Scan at the till or on a handheld, print shelf and product labels, and generate barcodes for items that arrive without them.
Retail · Boutiques · Multi-store
Retail POS system where stock is finally accurate.
Barcode scanning, live inventory with variants, returns and exchanges, promotions, loyalty and multi-store reporting — imported from your product list and live within a week.
- Live
- Stock accuracy across stores
- Faster
- Queue throughput at the till
- Zero
- Per-transaction fees
- 24/7
- Support after go-live
Built for how a shop floor really trades.
Everything below is included in the store setup — inventory, returns and multi-store are not paid add-ons.
Live inventory
Stock moves as you sell, receive and transfer, with low-stock alerts, supplier purchase orders and stock-take on a handheld.
Matrix products
Size, colour and style variants under one product, with per-variant stock, pricing and reporting instead of duplicated SKUs.
Returns & exchanges
Receipt lookup, partial returns, exchanges, store credit and a full audit trail of who approved what.
Promotions & loyalty
Bundles, percentage and fixed discounts, time-boxed sales, gift cards and a points-based loyalty scheme at the till.
Multi-store control
One dashboard across branches: transfers, per-store pricing, consolidated reporting and central product management.
Fast checkout
Keyboard, scanner and touch flows tuned for queue speed, plus split payments, cash rounding and end-of-day cash-up.
Offline-first tills
If the connection drops, tills keep selling and printing locally and sync automatically once it returns.
Setup in four steps, about a week per store.
- Step 1
Product data import
We import your product list, barcodes, variants, prices and suppliers from a spreadsheet or your current system.
- Step 2
Till & hardware setup
Terminals, scanners, cash drawers, receipt and label printers configured per counter.
- Step 3
Opening stock count
We run the first stock-take with your team so inventory starts accurate on day one.
- Step 4
Go-live & training
Staff trained on sales, returns, discounts and cash-up, with an engineer on site for the first trading day.
Retail POS questions.
What is the best POS system for a retail store?
For retail, the POS has to keep inventory accurate while checkout stays fast. Codova's retail POS combines barcode scanning, live stock with variants, returns and exchanges, promotions and multi-store reporting in one system, with staff trained before go-live.
Does it handle inventory and stock-takes?
Yes. Stock moves in real time as you sell, receive and transfer between stores. Stock-takes run on a handheld scanner, and low-stock rules generate supplier purchase orders.
Can it manage size and colour variants?
Yes. Matrix products group variants under one item with individual stock, barcodes and pricing, so reporting stays clean instead of splitting into dozens of SKUs.
Does the retail POS support multiple stores?
Yes. A central dashboard covers all branches with stock transfers, per-store pricing, consolidated sales reporting and one product catalogue.
How long does a retail POS setup take?
Typically about a week per store: product import, till and hardware setup, an opening stock count, then go-live with training and an engineer on site.
What does a retail POS cost?
Hardware and setup are a one-time cost starting at €499 for a single till, software is licensed monthly per terminal, and there are no per-transaction fees. We quote your exact hardware list before you sign.
Get a retail POS quote.
30 minutes with an engineer: product data, till layout, hardware list and a fixed install date per store.