Every location, one source of truth
Store two shouldn’t have different prices than store one. One Tap keeps every location on the same catalog and the same customer record, with one consolidated ledger — while still reporting on each store individually.
More locations shouldn’t mean more drift.
Every location that runs its own spreadsheet, its own price list, or its own version of the catalog is a location quietly disagreeing with the rest of the business.
The fix
One catalog. One ledger. Every location visible.
Every store reads from the same product record and posts to the same general ledger — so head office sees the whole business, and each store manager still sees their own.
Consolidated books, and a view per store
Every location posts into one general ledger, so month-end close happens once for the whole company. Store managers get their own dashboards; ownership gets the roll-up. Role-based access keeps each user seeing only what their store needs.
- Per-location P&L alongside a consolidated view
- Commission plans set once per store, not tracked by hand
- Role-based access — a store manager sees their store, not every store
Stock moves between stores as easily as it sells
See what every location has on hand — floor stock and manufacturer stock — before you ask a customer to wait. Transfer between stores in a few clicks, and let the system recommend the cheapest-to-ship warehouse when an order can come from more than one place.
Not a pitch deck. A running system.
One Tap runs live, multi-location retailers today — on one connected database.
brand catalogs, live in days
every report the business needs, built in
modules on one database
credit profile — prime to lease-to-own
Growing the business
Adding a location shouldn’t mean adding a vendor. On One Tap, a new store inherits the same catalog, the same register, and the same books on day one — no new integration project, no new bill to negotiate.
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See your store on One Tap
A 30-minute walkthrough with a real person, on your catalog and your workflows — not a canned slideshow.