List of In-House POS Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased In-House POS for Point Of Sale from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using In-House POS for Point Of Sale include: REWE Group, a Germany based Retail organisation with 390000 employees and revenues of $99.10 billion, Currys, a United Kingdom based Retail organisation with 24000 employees and revenues of $11.25 billion, PENNY Markt, a Germany based Retail organisation with 30000 employees and revenues of $9.10 billion, Alfamart, a Indonesia based Retail organisation with 97944 employees and revenues of $7.65 billion, Home Bargains, a United Kingdom based Retail organisation with 22000 employees and revenues of $4.30 billion and many others.
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Alfamart | Retail | 97944 | $7.7B | Indonesia | In-House Applications | In-House POS | Point Of Sale | 2023 | n/a |
In 2023, Alfamart deployed an In-House POS developed by In-House Applications as its Point Of Sale platform across its store network and franchise partners in Indonesia. The In-House POS serves as an online cashier system restricted to Alfamart outlets and is purpose built to support retail convenience store workflows and sales transaction processing.
The In-House POS implementation combines software and dedicated hardware components including store computers, barcode scanners, receipt printers, and cash registers, and it implements core Point Of Sale functional modules such as sales transaction processing, stock management, discounts and promotions, financial reporting, business analysis, and employee attendance tracking. Configuration emphasizes retail workflows typical of minimarket operations, with interfaces and screens tailored for store clerks and promotion handling.
Operational integration ties the In-House POS into Alfamart distribution and logistics workflows, with explicit linkage to distribution, storage, and stock inventory management processes to maintain outlet replenishment and inventory visibility. Data residency for transactional and inventory records is maintained on computer storage installed at each outlet, while the system is constrained to internal Alfamart and franchise use, enabling outlet-level operational continuity.
Governance around the In-House POS includes strict security controls such as access control, user verification, and data encryption, plus a program of technical support and staff training to drive consistent usage across outlets. Benefits called out in implementation materials include feature customization for retail needs, strengthened security oversight, simplified staff onboarding, and practical integration across multiple outlets and supporting logistics functions.
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Currys | Retail | 24000 | $11.3B | United Kingdom | In-House Applications | In-House POS | Point Of Sale | 2003 | n/a |
In 2003, Currys implemented an In-House POS to support store till operations and administrative workflows at Currys PC World outlets. The In-House POS serves as a Point Of Sale application for frontline sales assistants during peak hours and regular shifts, with documented use at sites such as the Truro store for customer checkout and service tasks.
The In-House POS configuration included core till operation and admin modules, transaction handling for multiple payment methods including cash, Love2Shop vouchers and One4All cards, customer reservation and online order processing, and prompts for product bundling, insurance and add on recommendations. The In-House POS Point Of Sale also supported parcel handling workflows and point of sale driven promotion of services such as broadband and Care and Repair plans, reflecting integrated sales and aftercare enablement within the checkout flow.
Operationally the In-House POS was used by store sales and customer service teams to process counter sales, manage DPD parcel collection and delivery tasks, and check inventory via interaction with Stock Management Software to keep floor prices and stock availability accurate. The relationship between Currys In-House POS Point Of Sale and stock management tooling enabled real time lookups and reservation fulfillment at the store level, supporting both in store and click and collect order workflows.
Governance and rollout practices emphasized on the job coaching and till operation coaching, with experienced staff guiding less experienced colleagues on till procedures and refund and transaction handling. Staff-level outcomes recorded in usage notes include maximizing revenue through upsell suggestions and selling the most Care and Repair plans during a three day period in December, and consistent frontline emphasis on friendly customer service and accurate stock checks during transactions.
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Farmfoods | Retail | 4971 | $1.4B | United Kingdom | In-House Applications | In-House POS | Point Of Sale | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020 Farmfoods implemented an In-House POS in the Point Of Sale category, deploying just over 900 TOSHIBA TEC ST-A10 terminals paired with TRST-A15 dual receipt printers across its UK store estate. The rollout covered the checkout footprint in more than 300 mainland UK stores and aimed to support high throughput during peak trading periods.
The In-House POS runs Farmfoods proprietary checkout software on ST-A10 hardware, delivering faster customer throughput and providing real-time stock and sales information at the point of sale. Functional capabilities emphasized in the implementation include integrated receipt printing via TRST-A15 devices, enhanced cash visibility to improve cash security, and a compact terminal footprint to preserve store layout.
Selection and configuration were driven by four criteria, reliability, a flexible platform, low energy consumption and price, supported by live trials and bench testing of products from IBM, J2, Partnertec, Digipos, Sharp and NCR. The ST-A10 was selected for its competitive performance, brand reliability and low power consumption, and it was configured to host Farmfoods proprietary checkout application to meet operational requirements.
Deployment governance focused on standardizing terminal hardware and consistent software builds across stores to improve visibility into sales and inventory for store operations and IT management. Installation was completed prior to a busy trading period to validate throughput under load and to minimize disruption to store operations.
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Holland & Barrett | Retail | 7800 | $800M | United Kingdom | In-House Applications | In-House POS | Point Of Sale | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, Holland & Barrett implemented an In-House POS in the Point Of Sale category. The project, known internally as Bumblebee, was designed and built from scratch and entered a store rollout phase after a 14 month delivery cycle led by a two person development team.
The In-House POS application is implemented as a Linux-based till platform, using Kotlin for backend services, VueJs for the till UI, WebSockets and Vertx for real-time communications. Functional modules include the till user interface, hardware drivers for receipt printers and barcode scanners, an in-store web order fulfillment workflow integrated into the till, and a backend reporting suite. Till builds are produced through a GitLab CI pipeline and deployed to devices as part of an automated CI/CD process.
Integrations explicitly implemented in the In-House POS include payment terminal connectors to Ingenico, Barclays, CCV (EU), and Adyen, plus hardware-level integrations for receipt printers and barcode scanners. Transactional events from the tills stream upstream into Kafka, where several consumer processes handle reporting and feed data into other downstream systems. The web order fulfillment capability ties ecommerce order state into Point Of Sale workflows to enable in-store pickup and processing.
Operational rollout included converting installations from a previous Windows approach to the new Linux-based tills, with installation procedures simplified and internal colleagues trained to perform installs, yielding an actual saving of 400k. Governance relied on a small central engineering team operating a CI/CD driven deployment model and supporting store operations during the phased rollout. The In-House POS, In-House POS Point Of Sale Holland & Barrett retail relationship is focused on store operations, payment processing, and centralized transaction reporting.
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Home Bargains | Retail | 22000 | $4.3B | United Kingdom | In-House Applications | In-House POS | Point Of Sale | 2016 | n/a |
In 2016, Home Bargains implemented In-House POS in the Point Of Sale category to standardize checkout and store operations. The deployment aligned the In-House POS application with front-line sales and store operations business functions to support transaction capture, pricing and promotion enforcement, and inventory movement recording across the retailer's store footprint.
The implementation configured core Point Of Sale functional modules including real-time transaction processing, barcode scanning and item lookup, pricing and promotions engine, receipt printing and settlement, cashier role and permission management, and offline queueing for intermittent network continuity. Configuration emphasized centralized pricing rules and promotion templates applied at the POS, with device-level settings for terminals and peripheral management.
Operational connectivity was designed around direct device interfaces and system-to-system links, integrating point-level hardware such as payment terminals, barcode scanners and receipt printers with central merchandising and inventory systems through API and batch interfaces. The In-House POS was positioned as the transactional edge layer, capturing sales events and forwarding consolidated sales and stock movement records to back-office systems for reconciliation and replenishment planning.
Governance and rollout focused on phased store adoption, centralized POS configuration governance, role-based access controls for cashiers and supervisors, and audit logging to support operational compliance. Training and operational process updates accompanied the rollout to align checkout workflows and shift close procedures with the new In-House POS application.
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Retail | 5000 | $750M | United Kingdom | In-House Applications | In-House POS | Point Of Sale | 2016 | n/a |
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Leisure and Hospitality | 2000 | $550M | United States | In-House Applications | In-House POS | Point Of Sale | 2004 | n/a |
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Retail | 30000 | $9.1B | Germany | In-House Applications | In-House POS | Point Of Sale | 2016 | n/a |
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Retail | 8384 | $1.3B | Taiwan | In-House Applications | In-House POS | Point Of Sale | 2022 | n/a |
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Retail | 390000 | $99.1B | Germany | In-House Applications | In-House POS | Point Of Sale | 2016 | n/a |
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FAQ - APPS RUN THE WORLD In-House POS Coverage
In-House POS is a Point Of Sale solution from In-House Applications.
Companies worldwide use In-House POS, from small firms to large enterprises across 21+ industries.
Organizations such as REWE Group, Currys, PENNY Markt, Alfamart and Home Bargains are recorded users of
In-House POS for Point Of Sale.
Companies using In-House POS are most concentrated in Retail, with adoption spanning over 21 industries.
Companies using In-House POS are most concentrated in Germany, United Kingdom and Indonesia, with adoption tracked across 195 countries worldwide. This global distribution highlights the popularity of In-House POS across Americas, EMEA, and APAC.
Companies using In-House POS range from small businesses with 0-100 employees - 6.67%, to mid-sized firms with 101-1,000 employees - 0%, large organizations with 1,001-10,000 employees - 46.67%, and global enterprises with 10,000+ employees - 46.67%.
Customers of In-House POS include firms across all revenue levels — from $0-100M, to $101M-$1B, $1B-$10B, and $10B+ global corporations.
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