Retail & Multi-location

Every store. One system that matches.

One payment setup, one network standard, one loyalty program, and one IT partner across all your locations — so store #1 and store #12 run identically, report into one place, and never drift apart.

Onebill & one report across every store
All sitesthe same secure, managed setup
1 viewof every customer, everywhere
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Why retailers call us

Ten stores. Ten setups. Ten sets of problems.

As you add locations, each one ends up with a slightly different terminal, a different internet provider, a different way of doing loyalty — and no single view of the numbers. We standardize the whole estate under one partner.

Payments that don't match

Different processors and rates per store mean no consolidated reporting and fees you can't compare or control.

Networks set up ad-hoc

Each location wired differently, so an outage or a security gap at one store is nobody's clear responsibility.

Customers siloed per store

Loyalty and customer data trapped in each location — a regular at one store is a stranger at the next.

No one owns security

Card data and store systems spread across vendors, with no single partner accountable for keeping it safe.

What we standardize

The same setup in every location — managed from one place.

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Unified Payments · Paystone

One payment platform across every store.

The same smart terminals and processing in all locations through our authorized Paystone partnership — with consolidated reporting so you see sales and fees across the whole estate in one place, not store by store.

  • Identical terminals & rates everywhere
  • Consolidated multi-store reporting
  • Transparent pricing you can compare
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Multi-site Networking · Rogers Business

Every location on the same secure network.

Rogers Business fibre and 5G with automatic failover at each store, all built to one standard and centrally managed — so every site stays online, secure, and consistent, with separate guest Wi-Fi kept off your point-of-sale.

  • One network standard across all sites
  • Failover so no store goes dark
  • Central visibility & management
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Loyalty & Customer Data · Paystone

One loyalty program, one customer view.

Paystone gift cards and loyalty that work across every location — a customer earns at one store and redeems at another — with a single view of who your customers are estate-wide, plus campaigns that bring them back.

  • Loyalty that spans all locations
  • One unified customer database
  • Win-back & promo campaigns
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Managed IT & Security · Rogers Business

One partner protecting the whole estate.

As an authorized Rogers Business dealer, we deliver managed IT and security across all your stores — PCI-compliant card handling, monitored networks, and one local team accountable for keeping every location's systems and customer data safe.

  • PCI-compliant across all sites
  • Monitored, managed store networks
  • One accountable security partner
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What is inconsistency costing across your stores?

Multi-location retailers leak money in three places: mismatched processing fees, downtime at individual stores, and loyalty that doesn't travel. Move the sliders — this is an estimate model using your own numbers, not a quote.

Cross-store loyalty and win-back campaigns lift repeat visits that a siloed, per-store setup leaves on the table.

One transparent processor across every store, versus mismatched per-location rates you can't compare today.

Rogers Business failover keeps each store trading when a line drops — no register goes dark mid-day.

Estimated monthly upside $0/mo loyalty-driven repeat spend + fee savings + protected uptime
Loyalty-driven repeat spend $0
Processing fee savings $0
Downtime-protected revenue $0
One register down for an afternoon could cost ~$473 per store in lost sales — multiply that across locations and failover pays for itself.

Illustrative model using your own numbers. Loyalty-driven spend assumes cross-store loyalty lifts repeat visits; fees assume one transparent Paystone rate versus mismatched per-store rates; downtime-protected revenue assumes Rogers Business failover keeps registers trading. Your real figures come from the free estimate.

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Why it works

One partner who standardizes the whole estate.

We don't set up each store in isolation. We build one standard — payments, network, loyalty, security — and roll it out across every location, so adding store #11 is a copy-paste, not a fresh headache.

4-in-1Payments, network, loyalty & IT from one team
1 reportacross every location, not per store
0vendors pointing fingers when something breaks
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How we start

A free multi-location estimate, then a rollout you own.

1

Free estate review

We map every store's payments, network, and loyalty setup — and where inconsistency is costing you fees, uptime, or customers.

2

One standard plan

A single standard across all locations with a phased rollout — keeping what works, replacing only what's costing you.

3

We roll it out

We deploy store by store with minimal disruption, migrate data, and train staff to one consistent way of working.

4

One partner to call

Every location, one number to call — not a different vendor per store pointing at each other.

Retail FAQ

Straight answers.

Do all our stores have to switch at once?

No. We roll out store by store on a phased plan, so there's no big-bang cutover. Most retailers start with a pilot location, confirm it works, then standardize the rest at a pace that suits your operations.

Can we really get one report across all locations?

Yes — that's the point of standardizing on one payment platform. Instead of logging into a different system per store, you get consolidated reporting across the estate so you can compare locations and control fees centrally.

What about stores in different provinces?

We operate across Alberta and B.C. and build to one standard regardless of location. We'll confirm serviceability for each site during the estate review and sequence the rollout accordingly.

Will loyalty really work across all our stores?

Yes. A cross-store loyalty program means a customer earns at one location and redeems at another, and you get a single view of your customers estate-wide instead of siloed per-store data.

Who's responsible when something breaks at one store?

We are. That's the core benefit of one partner across the estate — no finger-pointing between a payments vendor, an internet provider, and an IT company. One number, one accountable team.

Make every store run the same way.

In one free multi-location estimate we map your payments, networks, and loyalty across every store — then show you exactly where inconsistency is costing fees, uptime, and customers, and what we'd standardize first. No obligation, no rip-and-replace pitch.

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