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Price Overrides and Discounts: POS Policies That Prevent Loss

A price override is supposed to be a safety valve. The shelf tag is wrong, the customer has a valid promotion, the system is lagging, or a manager needs to correct an order before it goes out the door. But every store that has dealt with shrink knows the other side of that safety valve: the more freedom you give at the register, the more opportunity you create. And the tricky part is that not all loss looks like theft. Some of it looks like “just fixing it,” while others lo

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Creating SKUs That Work with Your POS

A SKU is supposed to be simple: a short code that helps your team find the right product and helps your POS move the right numbers through the sale. In practice, SKU design is where operations either become smooth or quietly fall apart. You can have great product photos, clean pricing, and a fast checkout flow, and still watch tickets stall because the SKU system doesn’t match how people pick items, how inventory flows, or how your POS expects product variants to be structu

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