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ECShopX - Light POS and Omnichannel OMS
ECShopX Product Overview20 / 22
LIGHT POS & OMNICHANNEL OMS
Light POS: the business front end for store access to omnichannel transactions
It is not a cash register in the traditional sense, but a way to connect store checkout, assisted ordering, member benefits, inventory lookup,OMS fulfillmentand after-sales service into the same commerce capability.
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An enhanced module for the online store, and an integrated workbench for offline stores
Light POS enables stores to go beyond offline transaction endpoints and become online order intake points, member service points, inventory coordination points, and after-sales handling points.
Mobile CheckoutAssisted OrderingOmnichannel InventoryOMS fulfillmentAfter-Sales Closed Loop
BEYOND CASHIER
From "store checkout tool" to "omnichannel service entry point"
Traditional POS mainly handles payment collection and receipt recording. ECShopX Light POS is more like the front-end entry to the store-side transaction hub: products, members, promotions, orders, inventory, and after-sales capabilities all come from a unified base, allowing store staff to complete reception, ordering, fulfillment, and follow-up in one workbench.
Receive Customers
Identify Members
Check Omnichannel Inventory
Place Orders and Collect Payment
Push to OMS
Redeem After-Sales
Store Light POS Workbench
OMS Connected
Products
Members
Payment
Fulfillment
After-Sales
Store Recommended Products
Store inventory: 2 units · omnichannel inventory: 86 units · cross-store fulfillment available
¥ 1,280
Online Same-Item Products
Supports assisted ordering, in-store pickup, and store shipping
¥ 860
Member Entitlements
Coupon
Scan to Pay
After-Sales Order
Product Center
Member Center
Promotion Engine
Inventory Center
Order Center
Financial Settlement
POS
Mobile checkout is not isolated
Payment is only the entry point; products, members, orders, promotions, and payment rules all come from the online store foundation.
OMS
Stores enter the fulfillment network
Online orders can be received, picked, shipped, redeemed for pickup, or processed for returns and exchanges by stores, making stores fulfillment nodes.
Inventory
Connect online and offline inventory
When a store is out of stock, it can check omnichannel inventory and complete assisted ordering, reducing lost sales from size or stock shortages.
Service
After-Sales and Member Continuity
Returns, exchanges, refunds, invoices, redemption, and member follow-up can all be recorded in the same business trail.
NEW POS PARADIGM
The difference from traditional POS is that service continues after the transaction
Traditional POS focuses on store checkout and local transaction records; Light POS centers on the commerce foundation so the store front end can call unified data and omnichannel capabilities.
Traditional POS
Centered on payment and receipts
After completing offline transaction records, member, order, and service data often need to be handled in other systems.
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ECShopX Light POS
Centered on the store service journey
From identifying members and recommending products to applying offers, fulfillment, and after-sales, store actions naturally enter the omnichannel chain.
Traditional POS
Store inventory and online inventory are disconnected
Having stock offline but not online, or online but not sellable in the store, weakens conversion opportunities.
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ECShopX Light POS
Unified Product and Inventory Lookup
Stores can view inventory across their own store, other stores, and online warehouses, then use OMS to choose the best fulfillment path.
Traditional POS
Feature upgrades depend on local system changes
Adding member benefits, campaign rules, or after-sales workflows often requires changes across multiple siloed systems.
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ECShopX Light POS
Reuse commerce and middle-platform capabilities
Light front end, unified back end: new operating strategies can be synced faster to stores, the online store, and fulfillment workflows.
ARCHITECTURE
Light at the front, powerful at the back
The POS module is not an isolated app, but a way to connect store touchpoints to shared capabilities such as products, inventory, members, orders, payments, and financial settlement. The store experience stays lightweight, while business capabilities are continuously supported by a unified base.
Touchpoint Layer
Lightweight front end for stores
Supports store workbench, mobile checkout, sales associate assistant, pickup redemption, after-sales handling, and more.
Lightweight POSStore WorkbenchMobile EntryRedemption Terminal
Business Layer
Orchestrate store actions into business workflows
Sales, marketing, fulfillment, after-sales, and operations rules can be coordinated in a unified workflow instead of relying on single-purpose tools.
Sales CenterMarketing CenterFulfillment CenterAfter-Sales CenterOperations Center
Middle Platform Layer
Core data and rules remain consistent
Product master data, inventory, member assets, order status, payment results, and settlement information are stored on a unified base.
ProductsInventoryMembersOrdersPaymentSettlement
END-TO-END FLOW
A single store transaction can naturally enter the omnichannel chain
Light POS turns store service from "single-point checkout" into a "continuous journey": reception, ordering, payment, fulfillment, redemption, and after-sales can all flow within the same business context.
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Find Products and Check Inventory
Search products by name, code, or barcode, while viewing both store inventory and omnichannel inventory.
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Identify Members and Benefits
Supports member recognition, benefit lookup, coupons, points, or anonymous ordering, covering different reception scenarios.
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Apply Campaigns and Pricing
Promotions, manual discounts, bundle campaigns, and store pricing strategies can stay aligned with online store rules.
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Complete Payment and Checkout
Supports QR code, bank card, stored value, and mixed payment methods, and writes back order payment status.
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Enter OMS Routing
Orders can be routed to the right processing path based on inventory, distance, store responsiveness, and fulfillment method.
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Fulfillment and After-Sales Closed Loop
Store shipping, pickup redemption, returns and exchanges, refunds, invoices, and after-sales records form a complete closed loop.
Once integrated with omnichannel OMS, stores become fulfillment nodes
Stores can take part in receiving online orders, picking, shipping, pickup redemption, and reverse logistics, helping brands turn offline locations into a schedulable service network.
Accept or Reject Orders
Stores can confirm whether to accept an order based on inventory, staffing, and service capacity.
Pick, Pack, and Ship
After an online order is assigned to a store, the store can complete picking, outbound processing, and logistics steps.
Pickup and Redemption
When customers pick up in store, the store confirms delivery through a redemption code or signature code.
After-Sales Reversal
Returns, exchanges, refunds, and order cancellations are handled in the unified after-sales workflow.
As an online store enhancement module, it fills out store conversion capability
In-store visits, online browsing, campaign outreach, and after-sales follow-up are no longer fragmented. Stores can capture online traffic and convert offline opportunities into online orders.
Assisted Ordering
Store staff can help customers place orders for the same item online, out-of-area inventory, or pre-sale products.
Inventory-Free Selling
When the store is out of stock, it can still capture purchase intent through omnichannel inventory and delivery capability.
Consistent Benefits
Member tiers, points, coupons, campaigns, and pricing strategies deliver a consistent experience across stores and online.
Service Continuity
In-store consultation, online purchase, store fulfillment, and after-sales follow-up can be captured as one continuous member journey.
POS
The core value of Light POS: making online and offline operations truly live in the same system
It connects store staff and customers in the front, and the store, inventory, members, orders, OMS, payments, and settlement in the back. The store is no longer an isolated terminal, but a sellable, fulfillable, serviceable, and operable node in the brand's omnichannel operations.
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