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.