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POS / Integrations

Processors, loyalty, and ERP — without weekend glue.

Connectors for payments, loyalty, and ERP with a named owner after launch so your POS does not become a brittle mash-up of scripts.

Processors Card rails wired cleanly
Loyalty Points and offers at lane
ERP Catalog and finance sync
Owned Named lead post-launch
Retail integrations Retail integrations Retail integrations

Overview

Integrations that still work after go-live

POS that cannot talk to loyalty, ERP, or the processor becomes a weekend science project. 360XCEL builds connectors with documented endpoints, field maps, and a named owner after launch.

When certificates rotate or schemas change, you escalate to someone who still has the diagram — not a contractor who disappeared after cutover.

Loyalty earn/burn at the lane, catalog and sales posting to ERP, and processor rails are treated as production systems with monitoring, not one-off scripts.

Who this is for

Operators we build this with.

01

IT / integration leads

Teams that need owned APIs and clear escalation when something breaks.

02

Loyalty & CRM owners

Programs that must work at the lane, not only in a marketing sandbox.

03

Finance systems

ERP and accounting that need reliable item, price, and sales posting.

On the floor

Photography from live operating contexts.

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Capabilities

Integrations that still work after go-live

We document endpoints, map fields, and leave an owner — not a contractor who disappears when the first processor certificate rotates.

  • Payment processor connectors
  • Loyalty and offers at the lane
  • ERP / accounting catalog and sales sync
  • Monitoring and escalation after launch

How we deliver

Discover → pilot → commission → support.

  1. 01

    Discover

    We walk the floor, map tenders and peripherals, and lock what “done” means before hardware ships.

  2. 02

    Pilot

    One store or a short lane set goes live first — configuration frozen before you scale.

  3. 03

    Commission

    Crew training, peripheral soak, and first-peak coverage with a named lead on site or remote.

  4. 04

    Support

    Escalation path, closeout ownership, and playbook so store #12 feels like store #1.

Scope

What this engagement covers.

Payments

Processor certification and cutover support.

Loyalty

Balance lookup and earn/burn at checkout.

ERP

Item, price, and sales posting paths.

Support

Named owner when credentials or schemas change.

Outcomes

What “done” looks like on the floor.

Owned connectors

Documented maps and an owner when credentials or schemas change.

Lane loyalty

Balance lookup and earn/burn that cashiers can run under pressure.

Post-launch stability

Monitoring and escalation so go-live week is not the last time anyone looks at the glue.

FAQ

Questions operators ask before kickoff.

Who maintains integrations after launch?

A named lead. Support for credential and schema changes is part of the engagement model.

Can you connect our ERP?

Item, price, and sales posting paths are scoped per ERP — we map fields before cutover.

What about loyalty?

Lane balance lookup and earn/burn are in scope when loyalty is part of the brief.

Do you document everything?

Yes. Endpoints and field maps ship with the handover so you are not reverse-engineering scripts later.

Ready to wire POS into the rest of the stack?

Send a short brief. A producer replies the same business day. contact@360xcel.com

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