In short
Wholesale POS software records bulk sales to trade customers, issues invoices, tracks stock and keeps a record of what each customer owes. POS2026 does this for small wholesalers and distributors in one browser-based app: an invoice from every sale, trade credit with due dates on the Due List, purchases from manufacturers, multi-currency settings for imported stock and profit by product.
A small wholesaler is a business of large quantities and long payment terms. Customers are shops, cafés, salons, contractors and other resellers who buy by the case, the carton or the pallet, and many expect 14 or 30 days to pay. Stock arrives from manufacturers and importers in bulk, sometimes priced in another currency, and the margin on each line is a few points rather than a retail markup.
Three numbers decide whether that business is healthy: what you hold, what you are owed and what you actually earn on each product. POS2026 keeps all three in the same records, which is what most small businesses need from wholesale distribution software. Every sale reduces stock and, when it is on credit, adds to the customer's balance on the Due List. Every purchase adds stock and keeps product costs current. Loss/Profit brings costs, selling prices and expenses together, so margin by product is a report rather than a spreadsheet you rebuild each month.
