FOR GROWING SMALL AND MIDSIZE BUSINESSES

See the whole business.
Keep each location moving.

Whether you have 2 locations or 15, growth should not mean more spreadsheets, more logins, and less certainty. CentriPOS gives each team what it needs today while giving owners and operators a dependable view across the whole business.

Real Harbor and Hearth network dashboard
Local roles, registers, and decisions
Shared catalog and operating standards
Live sales and inventory visibility
Personal onboarding and ongoing help
WHEN YOU ARE BETWEEN “ONE SHOP” AND “ENTERPRISE”

Support built for the middle.

You do not need franchise complexity to get shared visibility, useful controls, and a thoughtful rollout. We help owner-operated groups add locations at a pace that fits the business.

WHEN REPORTS NEVER AGREE

One view of network sales.

Review sales, receipts, register activity, and location performance without waiting for manual rollups.

WHEN STOCK IS IN THE WRONG PLACE

Move inventory with context.

See Network Inventory, initiate transfers, and keep the Master Catalog connected to local availability.

WHEN CONSISTENCY FEELS LIKE CONTROL

Standards with local flexibility.

Set permissions, payment types, catalogs, pricing, and operating practices while locations keep serving their market.

RUNNING A FRANCHISE NETWORK?

There is another layer for franchisors.

Franchise organizations add brand governance, network support, repeatable openings, and a different relationship between the home office and local operators. We address that directly.

Explore CentriPOS for franchisors →
Real Harbor and Hearth dashboard with location and network performance
HARBOR & HEARTH FURNISHINGS

A real demonstration of network operations.

Harbor & Hearth connects five showrooms and a central warehouse across selling, products, purchasing, receiving, transfers, delivery, communications, reporting, and network administration.

Walk through Harbor & Hearth →
Real Harbor and Hearth network operations on iPad

Planning the next location?

Let’s talk about what needs to stay consistent and what needs to stay local.