Unify convenience store operations, from fuel pump management and food & beverage, to retail POS and back office from within the Dynamics 365 Commerce platform with:

Point of Sale

Fuel Pump Automation
Self-serve Kiosks, Online Ordering
Menu and Recipe Management
Kitchen Management
Inventory Management
Automated Supply Chain
Real-time Financial Performance and Analytics

Highlights

Full Retail Point of Sale and Inventory Management

Centralized configuration with screen layout that automatically populates POS and Kiosk button grids
Tailor POS and Kiosk to display menus based on store, register and time period
Manage by menu hierarchy, categories, availability, top sellers and more
Manage inventory and automate supply chain
Real-time financial performance and analytics
Conversational ordering workflow to improve order speed, accuracy and customer experience
User-friendly interface, easy to use and train

Fuel Pump Management

Pre- and post-pay and pay at the pump
Combine retail store purchase with fuel purchase
Pump to pump transfer
Fuel price management
Pump control, pump status display and management
Monitoring, diagnosis, diagnostic notifications

Self-Serve Kiosks, Online Ordering

Convenient customer ordering and payment
Easy online ordering for customer and order management
Cross-sell and up-sell via curated lists
Customer access to order history, rewards, product recommendations

Menu and Recipe Management

Centralized management of recipes, ingredients, combos, substitutions, modifiers
As modifications and substitutions are made at POS, inventory tracked at recipe and ingredient levels, nutrition values and allergens adjust in real time
Calculate price of menu offerings, assign different prices for modifiers and substitutions

Kitchen Management

Configure kitchen workflows by category or product for automated order routing
Route orders directly to KDS and customer order ready screens
Capacity management (throttling) for incoming off-premise orders
Metrics to collect and react to performance data like bottlenecks and labor inefficiencies