Change during trading hours
A rollout that lands mid-shift stops tills. Updates have to wait for each store's own closing time, across timezones.
§ Solutions · Retail & POS
Every store updated in its own quiet hours.
POS terminals, kiosks and back-office boxes across stores and branches: rolled out together or tuned store by store, without a night shift.
Every store slightly different
Same software, different printers, taxes and endpoints per branch. Config gets copy-pasted until no two stores match.
One bad update, every till
Push a broken change to the whole estate and the incident is company-wide before the first call comes in.
Windows in each store's local time, set once.
Schedule a rollout to run from a date, until a date, and only between allowed hours, evaluated in each machine's own timezone. The store in Cluj and the store in Lisbon both update at their own 2 a.m., from one deployment. Canary one store, watch it, then widen the target.
syncronis · rollout — new deployment
A real capture of the running product. Live data, no mockups.
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Per-store configuration through inheritance: org → realm → cell → machine, no copy-paste drift
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Machines offline at rollout time pick the change up when they reconnect
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Auto-block of a failing package version, so a defective update can't spread between stores
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Org-wide emergency stop when something goes wrong mid-rollout
Every point above is a shipped capability, on every plan — see the full list.
Ready for the questions a PCI assessor asks.
Syncronis doesn't certify your estate. It hands you the answers. When the assessor asks who can change POS machines and what changed last quarter, the record already exists.
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Attributed history on every change: which version landed on which till, when, started by whom
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Four roles decide who can touch store machines, scoped down to a single branch
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The full audit log filters and exports to CSV, ready to hand over
Take the store estate off manual.
Enrol a till in minutes. Your first 5 machines are free, no card required.