ERPLY POS Integration (B2C) Enterprise

Modern Retail does not charge our clients based on the number of people using our service. It doesn’t matter if you have 10 or 1,000 employees; each person can be a different User in our system. In addition to offering free user accounts for all your employees, the Modern Retail Admin Panel makes it easy to manage any user you set up.

Offering unlimited users doesn’t just make our clients happy; it also keeps your business safe and secure. Preventing employees from having to share accounts and passwords helps lower the chance of any potential security breach.

The number of locations refers to the number of different inventory locations stored in Modern Retail’s Admin Panel. These inventory locations are passed to Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, and Magento for Buy Online Pickup In-Store and Local Delivery.

Customers using Modern Retail’s Ship From Store feature will send us inventory from multiple stores or warehouses. Inventory from these locations is then used to route orders to the desired store or warehouse for shipping.

“Stock Keeping Units”, or “SKUs” refer to the number of items you have integrated between your POS or ERP system and your website. SKUs are counted for each of the variations you have for every individual product. For example, if a t-shirt comes in three different sizes, (small, medium, and large), that counts as three SKUs.

If you send us inventory from your various stores and warehouses, then SKUs are multiplied by these locations. Using the example above, if you have ten locations, then this t-shirt will count as thirty (3 sizes x 10 locations) different SKUs.

Orders refer to the number of online purchases you receive in a month. These purchases are most often made on your website, but if your website is connected to marketplaces such as Amazon and eBay, and those orders pass through and show up in your website backend, they will also be counted for the monthly total. We do not count purchases made in your physical location for this value.

Modern Retail has an Application Programming Interface (API). Customers use this API to connect to 3rd parties, such as suppliers and shippers. Modern Retail offers compatibility with a wide variety of software; customers can use our API when writing mobile apps, warehousing applications, or other software and services.