Solutions · Run Every Store Like One

Your stores buy together — and cover each other.

Run two locations or twenty with the leverage of a much bigger operator: buy as one to land the deals, pull from an overstocked store before you reorder, and see all of them in one view.

Without running each like a separate business on a separate system. Built for multi-location from the start.

15+ years leading beverage retailThousands of installs46 states + DCU.S.-based team

Where more stores add friction

More locations shouldn’t mean more places to check on things.

A second store doubles the operational surface if the systems don’t scale with it. Checking inventory at another location means a phone call. A pricing decision that should apply everywhere has to be set in two places. Month-end means pulling numbers from both stores and combining them by hand. The stores are separate locations — the management of them shouldn’t feel like it.

How mPower helps

Buy together, cover each other — the edge that comes with being one operation.

One purchase request orders for every location at once, pooling enough volume to unlock vendor deals a single store couldn’t justify. When a store is running low, a sister store’s surplus ships first — before a new PO goes to a vendor at a worse price.

mPower purchase order screen listing open orders by vendor and location

One purchase request, one pool of volume

Instead of each store placing its own order, one request covers all of them. A case price that requires buying 100 cases is reachable when you’re buying for three stores at once.

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mPower location comparison table showing one item’s on-hand and units sold over 7 to 360 days at each store

Allocation lands where the item actually sells

When a portfolio deal comes in with a fixed case mix, mPower splits it across stores by selling velocity and days-of-supply — skipping the locations already overstocked on that item.

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mPower Recommended Transfers rows showing a sister store’s surplus stock covering a location that is out

A sister store’s surplus covers the gap first

Before a vendor PO goes out, mPower checks whether another location is sitting on that item. If there’s a viable transfer — surplus quantity, shorter lead time — it recommends that instead of paying to build more stock at a vendor’s price.

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Map of every mPower store location with current stock movements drawn between them

One multi-store view — always current, not pulled at month-end

Sales, margins, inventory and vendor performance across every store on a single screen. Comparable side by side, so you can see where the differences are without extracting anything.

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Shared navigation

One system. Every store. No gaps between them.

More locations means more moving parts — pricing decisions, inventory needs, reporting across the portfolio. mPower keeps all of it in one view, so a decision that used to take three phone calls is visible at a glance.

Each store is still its own operation. The second set of eyes just covers all of them — and a new location comes online on the shared catalog in days rather than weeks, contributing to group purchase volume from day one.

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The sales floor of a beverage store

Ready to run them as one?

See every store from one place.

A consultative walkthrough of mPower’s multi-location tools — with a real person who knows beverage retail.

Pricing and inventory reconciled across locations, inter-store transfers with full tracking, and a U.S.-based team behind it.

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