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Retalix StoreLine.net (in development)[still?] • POS solution • Allows retailers to run POS applications remotely • Reduces total cost of ownership of instore IT infrastructure • Highly scalable Retalix StorePoint • POS, front-office and back-office solution • Touch based, highly configurable • Multi-language, currency and tax • High availability and resilience • Hardware neutral • Supports multiple types of POS formats – convenience store, fuel, QSRs, kiosk RPO (Retalix Pocket Office) • Mobile, hand-held suite of front-office and back-office applications • Allows employees to perform frontoffice and back-office functions from their in-store location RBO (Retalix Back Office) • Functionally rich back-office applications • Interfaces to several types of POS formats • Integrated with StoreLine Retalix Store • Functionally rich store based back-office applications • Powerful price generation and competitive pricing capabilities • DSD, Inventory • Interfaces to many types of POS formats and vendors • Acquired from TCI Retalix ScanMaster • POS solution • Highly configurable • Multi-language and tax • Broad set of customer loyalty functionality support • Integrated with self-checkout systems Enterprise Solutions Retalix HQ • Functionally rich HQ based back-office applications • Powerful price generation and competitive pricing capabilities • DSD, Inventory • Interfaces to many types of POS formats and vendors • Acquired from TCI Retalix ThinStore • DSD, Receiving • Acquired from TCI • Web-based, open architecture •Based on “thin client’ architecture • Developed on the Microsoft .Net platform • Client server, Windows operating system • Microsoft Windows CE platform • Client server, Windows operating system • Client server, Windows operating system, database independent • Developed on Delphi • Client server, Windows operating system • Client server, Windows operating system, Database independent • Developed on Delphi • J2EE, Websphere, operating system and database independent 26 • Supermarkets and grocers – All Tiers • Convenience store, QSRs, and fuel retailers • Supermarkets and grocers – All Tiers • Convenience stores • Supermarkets and grocers – Tier 2 – Tier 4 • Supermarkets and grocers – Tier 1 – Tier 3 • Supermarkets and grocers – Tier 3 & Tier 4 • Tier 1 – Tier 3 supermarkets • Tier 1 – Tier 3 supermarkets
Retalix HQC – Retalix HQ for C-Stores and Fuel • Enterprise system for central management of head-office and backoffice applications • Broad functionality – product and pricing, promotions, loyalty, ordering, receiving, analysis and reporting • Provides for central location of the server hosting the software, with users throughout the enterprise accessing applications through browsers • Single data repository • Integrated with Retalix StorePoint • Reduces the technology footprint and maintenance in the retail store Retalix Loyalty • Enterprise system for central management of consumer loyalty programs • Based on POS loyalty and promotion T- Log • Powerful customizable promotion engine • Supports a wide variety of loyalty programs, from simple loyalty cards to long term programs Supply Chain and Warehouse Management Solutions (WMS) TRICEPS Warehouse Management BICEPS Purchasing Management • Automated warehouse location and task management system • Optimizes distribution of warehouse resources • Provides real time warehouse data to warehouse managers • Automated procurement system • “Just in time” and forward buying procurement • Invoice and purchase order reconciliation • Vendor profiling • Item inventory management PROMPT Invoice Matching • Automated invoice reconciliation system • Tracks invoices and interfaces with general ledger systems • Provides real time inventory levels • Reduces time necessary to resolve cost MDS Yard and Dock Management discrepancies • Automated yard and dock resource management system • Real time management of yard / dock arrivals and departures • Web-based, open architecture • Based on web services and ‘thin client’ architecture • Developed on the Microsoft .Net platform • Web-based, open architecture • Based on web services and ‘thin client’ architecture • Developed on the Microsoft .Net platform • Advanced Radio Frequency (RF) and Voice technology • EDI and EFT technology • Advanced RF, EDI and Advanced Ship Notice (ASN) technology 27 • Large chain convenience stores and fuel retailers • Tier 1 & Tier 2 supermarkets • Large chain convenience stores and fuel retailers • Tier 1 & Tier 2 supermarkets • Tier 1 & Tier 2 supermarkets • Tier 1 & Tier 2 supermarkets • Tier 1 & Tier 2 supermarkets and distributors
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Retalix Holdings, Inc. Plano, Texas
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