Check stock before promising
Retail Stock Visibility focuses on POS stock visibility, counter availability, branch stock, and replenishment signals. AWRA POS connects counter activity, branch stock, customer proof, payment capture, drawer control, and shift reporting.
The practical goal is retail accountability. Every sale, return, discount, payment, receipt, drawer movement, and stock promise should be traceable to a counter, cashier, shift, and branch.
In practice, a cashier checks branch availability before promising an item and asks the manager to replenish fast movers before stockout.
Retail stock path
Item
Item is scanned or searched.
Availability
Branch and counter stock are checked.
Promise
Cashier confirms what can be sold.
Signal
Low stock or fast movement is flagged.
Replenish
Store requests transfer or purchase action.
Retail model
- Retail work should preserve counter, cashier, shift, payment, and stock context.
- Cash movement needs tighter evidence than ordinary transaction notes.
- Returns, discounts, and overrides should be controlled by role and reason.
- End-of-day reporting should support finance handoff without guesswork.