Retail
Know every client from the counter. Eposly executes the sale and the payment inside Salesforce, so what your team learns at the point of sale stays on the client record, not a separate till.
Yes. With a Salesforce-native point of sale, the jeweler configures the piece, applies pricing, and takes payment on the client record inside Salesforce, so pricing decisions, provenance, and purchase history stay on the record instead of a separate till.
Eposly executes the transaction inside Salesforce, on the client record. The store team configures the piece, applies configured pricing inputs and controlled adjustments with each adjustment recorded, takes payment at the counter, creates the order, and connects it to the client record in one native flow. The transaction is created in Salesforce rather than in a separate till, so there is no separate POS database to reconcile back. Every sale connects what was configured, priced, and bought to the record, so clienteling and follow-up run on reliable data.
Eposly completes the Salesforce stack at the counter rather than sitting beside it as another till. Executing the sale and taking payment at the counter is the operationally hard part: card machines, receipts, deposits, compliance, gateways. Eposly specialises in that layer inside Salesforce, so your team focuses on the client and the platform runs the transaction.
Runs the jewelry sale inside Salesforce on the same objects, security, and audit model. No separate till database and no middleware; every sale is created on the client record.
Configure the piece and apply pricing inputs and controlled adjustments at the counter, each one recorded on the client record.
Serial numbers, valuations, and provenance stay linked to the client and order record as the sale happens, not in a separate POS database.
Take a deposit by split or partial payment, save the order, and complete the balance later, all on the client record. Card, cash, gift card, and split tender in one flow.
Purchase history and preferences are on hand during the sale, and every transaction enriches the record. Eposly makes clienteling reliable by fixing the data at the source.
Repairs start from the sale and hand off to Service Cloud. Payments run through PCI-compliant gateways including Adyen, Stripe, Square, CardConnect, and TSYS.
Consultation, deposit, and final balance run as one journey on the client record. Take the deposit by split or partial payment, save the order, and complete the balance when the piece is ready, so a multi-visit commission stays on one record.
The Salesforce implementation can record a trade-in or part-exchange value as a controlled adjustment against the sale, so the credit and how it was reached stay on the client record with the rest of the transaction.
A separate till completes the sale in its own system and syncs a summary back to Salesforce later, so the client record is only ever a partial, delayed copy. Eposly inverts that: every element of the transaction is executed inside Salesforce, on the client record, as it happens. No parallel POS system, no reconciliation back from a separate database.
The transaction lives on the standard Salesforce record with the org's roles, permissions, field security, and audit controls.
The sale is created in Salesforce as it happens, so there is no external POS dataset to reconcile back.
The Salesforce transaction flow connects to gateways including Adyen, Stripe, Square, CardConnect, and TSYS.
David M Robinson, a leading European fine jewellery and watch retailer, runs Eposly on iPad with an integrated card machine and connected cash register on Salesforce Sales and Service Cloud. Site-reported: high customer experience and sales KPIs consistently met; a real-time management view of sales by store, customer, and sales associate; products-sold analysis that powers upsell.
“Eposly is transforming our business. Enabling retail stores to connect better with customers and allow us to meet critical distributor KPIs.”
— Jo Cameron, Digital Transformation Lead, DMR
Eposly fits jewelers who already run Salesforce, sell high-value pieces through consultation, and take deposits on commissions and special orders.