Product · Multi-store
Counterly doesn't fork a “lite” product for a single store and a different one for a chain. Org controls sit on top of the same data model — 1 store is the simple case of the same system that reconciles at 10 or 100.
Add a SKU once at the org level and every store gets it. Products shows Org SKU / local exception badges; price and cost edits on Products save as store exceptions by default — org-wide changes stay on Org catalog.
Transfer inventory between stores with a clear paper trail on both sides. Cloning a store copies its categories, price books, and settings so a new location starts from a proven configuration instead of a blank slate.
See performance store-by-store or rolled up across the whole organization — same report types owners already trust at one store, aggregated for ten or a hundred.
Assign a manager role to a specific subset of stores. They get full manager access inside that scope and no visibility into stores outside it — no shared logins to fake the boundary.
1 store
Full register + Admin ops — sell, age check, tender, shift close, stock, purchasing, staff, reports. Org catalog is just your own catalog.
10 stores
Same features, plus rollup reporting, price-book push across stores, stock transfers, and scoped managers who see only their assigned locations.
100 stores
Same features still correct under load — no silent data loss, staff access holds, and reports and exports finish. No “works on demo only” paths.
