When the counter runs separately, the work does not stop at the counter.
When the point of sale and Sage 100 operate separately, the same sale can create extra work across orders, inventory, pricing, and customer records.
Orders that need to be entered twice
A completed sale creates another task when order information has to be entered
or reconciled elsewhere.
Stock that does not
match
The quantity at the counter and the quantity in the warehouse can leave teams working from different information.
Pricing maintained in two places
A price change can mean updating or checking separate systems before the right price reaches the counter.
Customer records split between systems
The person making the sale may not be working from the same customer information as the rest of the business.
One set of business records. One place to manage them.
Kensium POS is built around the information already managed in Sage 100. Inventory, pricing, and customer information remain part of the Sage 100 environment, while Kensium POS brings that information into the physical selling workflow.
Inventory
Real-time stock & SKUs
Pricing
Tiers, promos & rules

Customer information
CRM, history & credit
KENSIUM POS
workflow
Spend less time working around the register.
A browser-based POS gives your team a modern selling surface for the places where customer conversations actually happen.
Stay with the customer
Keep the conversation moving instead of treating the fixed counter as the only place the sale can happen.
Work through the busy moments
Give staff a selling experience that can fit the way the branch is operating when the counter gets crowded.
Move with the sale
From the main counter to other selling areas, the experience is designed around the work your team is doing.
Built to fit the environment you already run.
Compatibility, deployment, upgrades, and support all need defined answers before a new POS becomes part of your Sage 100 environment.

Built around Sage 100 compatibility
Kensium POS 7.0 is certified against the current Sage 100 release and the immediately prior major release, across both on-premises and cloud-hosted (Sage 100cloud) deployments.
Less infrastructure to manage
Kensium POS 7.0 uses a browser-based register architecture with the store-level server tier removed and administration, security, and configuration consolidated into a central console. This is the same architecture across every supported Sage 100 deployment, on-premises or cloud-hosted.
Prepared for Sage 100 upgrades
Sage 100 upgrades are an expected part of maintaining your environment. Kensium POS 7.0 is certified against the current Sage 100 release and the immediately prior major release, and is retested with each new certified Sage 100 release.
Clear support when issues arise
Kensium support owns the Kensium POS application and the connection between Kensium POS and Sage 100. Issues within Sage 100 itself are handled by your Sage 100 partner or VAR, with Kensium coordinating on anything that touches the integration.
Fit assessed against your environment
Where Sage 100 includes customizations or connected systems, those dependencies are reviewed with your team as part of scoping the engagement, so they are understood before implementation begins.
Clear answers. No guesswork.
Which Sage 100 versions does Kensium POS support?
Does Kensium POS work with our Sage 100 deployment environment?
What does Kensium POS add to our existing Sage 100 environment?
What does our IT team have to install and maintain?
Can we see how Kensium POS would work with our own Sage 100 setup?
What happens to the customizations and connected systems we already use with Sage 100?
What happens to the sale after it is completed at the register?
Does Kensium POS support both walk-in and account customers?
What happens if the internet connection goes down?
See Kensium POS 7.0 in your environment
Your ERP, your stores, your selling model. See how Kensium POS 7.0 fits the way your business operates. Tell us about yourself and a Kensium specialist will get in touch to focus the demonstration on the workflows that matter most.



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