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Hii Retail vs Loyverse

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Company historyExtenda Retail says it has more than 40 years of experience in retail software development.Loyverse says it started in 2014, supports Android and iOS in more than 25 languages and is recognized in more than 170 countries.
IntegrationsThe maker describes an open, API-first architecture and says the platform can integrate with existing systems.The marketplace lists accounting integrations such as QuickBooks and Xero, ecommerce services including Shopify and WooCommerce, delivery services including Uber Eats and DoorDash, marketing tools and data connectors.
Intended customersThe maker presents Hii Retail for retailers across DIY and home improvement, fashion and specialized trade, and grocery and convenience.Loyverse says its tools are intended to empower small businesses and describes its apps as used by merchants around the world.
Inventory managementYesInventory tools track products and components, provide low-stock notifications, purchase orders, transfers, stock counts, production, barcode labels and valuation reports.
ProductHii Retail is a unified commerce platform built on Google Cloud.Loyverse describes itself as a suite of mobile point-of-sale apps that helps merchants manage sales, inventory, employees, and customers.

Hii Retail plans

No prices published.

Loyverse plans

  • Loyverse POSPriced on request
  • Loyverse POS—
  • Unlimited sales history$5 a month
  • Unlimited sales history$50 a year
  • Employee management$25 a month
  • Employee management$250 a year

Pick Hii Retail if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick Loyverse if…

Loyverse suits small merchants and restaurants that need point-of-sale tools alongside table tickets, kitchen orders, inventory, and customer loyalty features. Its integrations and API may also suit merchants connecting sales or inventory data with other systems.

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