Every tool a furniture store ever dreamed of.
HomeStore POS runs a furniture, mattress or home-goods store from the first quote to the last delivery — deposits and financing, goods that ship from a vendor weeks later, trucks, pickups, commissions and clean numbers at month end.
100% cloud-based · Furniture · Mattress · Appliance · Flooring · Electronics · General retail
Don’t feel trapped in your own business.
You didn’t open a furniture store to spend every evening chasing orders, rebuilding the delivery board and wondering what slipped through the cracks today. You have a life outside that showroom.
Let HomeStore POS carry the details. It remembers the order nobody placed, the piece nobody scheduled and the customer nobody called back — so you can step away from the counter and still know exactly how the day went.
Get your time back
The follow-ups, the reminders and the end-of-day numbers come to you. Check the store from your phone instead of standing behind the register until close.
Simple on purpose
A point of sale doesn’t have to be complicated. The screens are built around how a furniture store actually works, so your team spends its time selling, not hunting through menus.
Priced like a tool, not a mortgage
Your POS shouldn’t cost you tens of thousands of dollars a year. HomeStore POS is month to month — no contract, no long-term lock-in, and your first month free to prove it.
The whole store, front to back.
No bolt-ons, no second system for the warehouse, no spreadsheet for the delivery board.
Sales, quotes & layaway
Quotes that convert to sales, layaway, deposits, protection plans, haul-away and setup, split commissions, package pricing and mixed tenders — all on one ticket.
Inventory, kits & catalog
Items, kits and packages with landed cost and automatic pricing, floor models kept separate from deliverable stock, and a picture-first catalog your team can sell straight from.
Customers & service
A full customer record — every quote, order, payment, delivery and note — with automatic follow-ups for check-ins, sleep trials, layaway payments, warranty claims and returns, and a record of where each customer came from.
Orders, purchasing & receiving
One board shows every open order and what it is waiting on. Buy what is not in stock, receive it against the customer who ordered it, and watch pickups and deliveries release themselves.
Delivery scheduling & routing
Book the stop at the register, schedule against real truck capacity, optimize the day, and send the crew out with the stop on their phone.
Reports & commissions
Sales analytics, top sellers, payments, commissions and a tax & accounting pack your bookkeeper can actually use — with exports when they want the file.
Label printing
Barcoded stock labels, price tags, hold tags and customer delivery labels — including box-of-box piece labels — straight to a Zebra printer or a letter sheet.
Time clock
Staff clock in and out from the register they already use, and hours and timesheets land in reports — no second device, no second app.
Goals, margins & limits
Margin targets, discount and margin limits per person, commission rules and scorecards — so everyone knows where they stand before month end, not after.
Lease-to-own & financing
Put several lease and finance companies on one ticket. Each line is tagged with who pays, the tax rule follows the company, and the invoice prints each company's portion.
Up system & close rate
Log every walk-in as it happens, see who took the up and what came of it, and get close rate and average ticket by salesperson — the numbers that tell you who is selling and who is just standing there.
The part other POS systems leave to you.
Furniture does not fit in a bag. HomeStore POS treats the delivery as part of the sale: a capacity calendar, optimized routes with per-stop ETAs, and a crew view that closes the stop out properly — partial deliveries included.
Labels on the boxes, order in the building.
Labels print as goods are received and every piece stays findable from that point on. Pull the day's orders by bin, scan to pick, stage them for the truck or the will-call counter.
Put-away, storage bins and zones, transfers between showroom and warehouse, and a find-an-item search that tells you where a piece is and who it is committed to.
In the cloud, and connected to the people you already do business with.
Nothing to install in the back office and no server humming in the closet. HomeStore POS talks directly to your vendors and your processors so the same information does not get keyed three times.
Strictly cloud
Every store runs in the cloud — open it on a register, a tablet or a phone, from the floor, the warehouse, the truck or your kitchen table. Backups and updates arrive without a visit from anybody.
Vendor API integration
Connect a vendor once and every dealer can pull its catalog at their own markup, get cost-change prompts, and send purchase orders in the vendor's own format — Ashley Furniture Industries and other major suppliers.
Payment processing API
API integrations with merchant service and payment processing companies, so the terminal talks straight to the ticket — no double keying, no transposed amounts. Card batches reconcile against terminal totals at the end of the day.
White-labeled to your store.
Upload your logo and it shows up where customers actually see it — the sign-in screen, the register, invoices, quotes, pickup and delivery slips, hang tags and warehouse labels. You decide which documents carry it.
Then set the colors: pick one of sixteen ready-made themes or type in your own brand values, and every screen in the store follows them. Nothing your staff or your customers touch looks like somebody else's software.
Big tickets attract bad actors. The system pushes back.
A furniture store takes four-figure card payments from people it has never met and loads merchandise onto trucks all day. HomeStore POS builds the checks into the workflow, so protecting the store does not depend on whether a new salesperson remembers.
That goes double for the customer you never meet — phone and online orders are where identity theft hits furniture stores hardest. Nothing here slows down an honest sale. It slows down the one that should have been stopped.
Know the numbers before month end.
Sales against last period, gross margin on merchandise, top sellers, payments by tender, and each salesperson’s sales and close rate — on one screen, any date range you like.
Commissions count when the goods go out, returns charge back in the right month, and the tax & accounting pack is ready for your bookkeeper.
One store or twenty. Same system.
Every dealer is a completely separate store — its own staff, inventory, customers, settings, logo and colors. Nothing crosses between dealers, and each one switches on only the modules it uses.
Behind it sits an administration console: create a dealer, send them their sign-in link, connect vendor integrations for everyone, and open a store for support when they call.
Getting started takes a week, not a quarter.
We set up your store
Your store, tax brackets, delivery pricing, staff and permissions.
We bring your catalog in
Suppliers, items and current stock in from a spreadsheet or a connected vendor catalog.
Your team gets trained
Sales floor, warehouse, crew and office walked through their own screens, then you go live.
Running a lot of locations? Let's talk.
Multi-location groups and franchises don't run like a single store. You may need corporate reporting across every location, shared vendor terms, consistent pricing rules with room for local exceptions, transfers between stores, or your own integrations on top.
We build to fit. Tell us how your group operates and we'll tailor the setup around it — rather than handing you a system and asking you to work the way it does.
So what are you waiting for?
No contract, your first month is free — and refer another dealer to earn two more months free. Book thirty minutes and we'll use your own floor as the example — write a sale, order a piece from a vendor, receive it and put it on a truck.