Each module (POS, CRM, Marketing, Accounting, eCommerce, Payroll, Warehouse) is licensed independently, plus per-terminal seats for POS and per-user seats for the rest. A business only pays for the modules and seats it actually uses, and can add modules later without a platform migration.
Yes. Product, customer, and supplier data is imported during setup, and the NiyuSuite team assists with mapping your existing chart of accounts and stock records so trading history isn't lost.
Yes. Multi-branch is built in, not an add-on — stock, sales, and reporting can be viewed centrally across every location, or scoped to a single branch for local staff.
Yes. NiyuSuite POS has an offline mode that keeps taking sales if the connection drops, and syncs everything automatically once it reconnects.
POS with loyalty and gift cards, inventory and purchasing, CRM, email marketing, accounting with GST and CGT, an eCommerce storefront, Australian payroll, warehouse management (WMS), and transport/dispatch (TMS). See the full module list.
Yes. NiyuSuite is used by Australian pharmacy operators for POS, inventory, supplier purchasing, invoicing, and multi-branch reporting — see the pharmacy POS page for details.
Card payments are processed through Stripe's hosted checkout, so card numbers never touch NiyuSuite's servers. Access is role-based, every login is scoped to one business, and platform administrators cannot see a client's data without explicitly acting on that client's behalf, which is itself logged.
A demo is built around the modules you actually plan to use — typically a live walkthrough of checkout, stock movement, and reporting, using your own product categories where possible, rather than a generic slide deck.
Yes. Modules are licensed independently, so a business can run CRM and Marketing on their own without a POS or warehouse subscription, and add other modules later.