In a liquor store, some sales need an ID.

Regulars are known, and rewarded for what they spend.

• Your own plans: a sale earns cash back, credited after your return window.
• Once a day each member moves to the plan their spend reaches.
• A till key, Member, shows the customer's plan, cash back and what reaches the next plan.

Who uses it

The retail manager sets the plans; the cashier shows the member's card.

Where it runs

Installed with a key from iVendNext or your partner. A service iVendNext hosts reads new customers and sales; each Member press sends the sale, the cashier's email and the customer's name.

ID is asked at the scan, and Pay is refused without it.

• An age on each item group, such as spirits 18 or vapes 21, or on one item.
• At the scan the till shows the latest date of birth that may buy, for the cashier to compare with the ID, and records the check on the sale.
• At Pay a restricted line without its check is refused, even one picked from a list.

Who uses it

The cashier; the item manager sets the ages.

Where it runs

The check runs on a service iVendNext hosts. It writes nothing, and no date of birth or ID number is kept. A sale made offline goes on and is flagged for review.

Shared with grocery, pharmacy and hospitality

Beer, cider and mixers sell before their date passes.

• Up to two steps on each dated item group, such as 25% off from 5 days before expiry and 50% off from 2 days.
• One press a day on the lot list gives each lot inside a step its own lower price until its date.
• The till rings a lot at its own price. The cashier does nothing new.

Who uses it

The item manager sets the steps; store staff press once a day; the cashier just scans.

Where it runs

Each press goes to a service iVendNext hosts, which writes the lot prices and keeps nothing.

Shared with grocery and pharmacy

A coupon reaches only the customers it was meant for.

• First purchase only: a coupon refused for a customer who has bought before.
• Only for one customer group, such as your wine club.
• The cashier sees why, removes the coupon and pays.

Who uses it

The retail or marketing manager sets the rules; the cashier sees them at Pay.

Where it runs

The priced sale goes to a service iVendNext hosts, which reads your rules, counts the customer's past sales and writes nothing.

The buyer sees what each store will use, and a draft order is ready when stock runs low.

• Predicts what each warehouse will use, and drafts a purchase order when stock runs low.
• Predicts what customers will buy next and flags those at risk of leaving.

Who uses it

The store manager, the buyer and the finance team.

Where it runs

Installed with a key; your partner adds it to your site. It uses your own iVendNext data, and its suggestions are saved as drafts for your team to review.

A web order is picked, waiting and handed over, with no paper.

• The web orders a store still has to pick, on one board.
• On each delivery note: handed over, and who collected it.

Who uses it

The store manager and the stock clerk.

Where it runs

In your own back office. Nothing leaves your iVendNext.