If online sales are a big part of your business
- eCommerce, POS and inventory as connected apps
- Add modules as you grow
- Custom features our developers build around your process
Your role
Know which stores, channels and products make the money.
Stores, POS and online on one stock and one price list, with margin by channel every morning.
Companies that run on ERPs our team implemented
Supplier to customer, in store and online. One number through every stage.
No spreadsheets in between. Switch your role above to light up the stages you work in every day.
- Your role
Buying & assortment
What to buy, and for which store, based on what actually sells.
Purchasing, inventory
- Your role
Pricing & promotions
One price list for stores and online, with promotions applied the same way.
Price lists, POS
- Your role
Stock & transfers
Stock by store and warehouse, with transfers that arrive where they should.
Inventory, barcode
- Your role
In-store sales
POS on the same stock and prices, with returns and exchanges handled at the counter.
POS
- Your role
Online orders
Online orders take real stock and ship from the store or warehouse that holds it.
eCommerce, delivery
- Your role
Close & reporting
Sales, margin and Fatoora e-invoices per channel, every morning.
Accounting, reports
Every morning: sales, margin and stock by store and channel.
- Margin by product, store and channel
- Best sellers and slow movers before you reorder
- One price list and one set of promotions everywhere
- Stock value across stores and warehouse in one number
Busy stores. Unclear margins.
- Each store has its own pricesA promotion runs in one store and not the other.
- Online and stores on different systemsTwo stock numbers, two sets of reports, one confused picture.
- Reordering by habitBest sellers run out while slow movers fill the stockroom.
- Stock losses found at the annual countToo late to know where they happened.
Odoo or Falcon? We will tell you plainly.
We implement both, so we gain nothing by pushing either one. The recommendation comes from your own cycle.
If your stores are the core and you want the system on your own server
- POS, inventory and accounts in one Arabic-first system
- Stock in every store, with barcodes and transfers between warehouses
- On your internal network, or Falcon Cloud in the browser
Four steps, no surprises.
- Assess1 dayWe map your stores and channels in one session: where stock and margin leak.
- Blueprint1 to 2 weeksA written scope and timeline you sign before we start.
- Setup and migration4 to 8 weeksWe load your items, barcodes, price lists, stores and stock, and reconcile them with you.
- Training and go-live1 to 2 weeksCashiers, store managers and your online team train on your own items, and we stay with you after go-live.
What retailers ask
Why are there no prices on the site?
Because one shop doesn't need what a chain with an online store needs. After the session you get a written proposal with scope, price and timeline.
Can our online store use the same stock?
That is the aim of the setup. How your online store and your branches share one stock and one price list, we configure in the blueprint to match how you work.
Does it issue Fatoora e-invoices?
Yes. Both Odoo and Falcon ERP issue ZATCA Fatoora e-invoices, and we set it up as part of the implementation.
Can you move our items and barcodes?
Yes. Items, barcodes, price lists, customers and stock per store are part of the migration plan.
Because one shop doesn't need what a chain with an online store needs. After the session you get a written proposal with scope, price and timeline.
One session shows you where your stock and margin leak.
A consultant maps your stores and channels with you, then sends a written recommendation: which system, what scope, how long.
Free, no commitment.
No prices online because every business runs differently; your proposal comes in writing after the session.