Solutions · Run Every Store Like One
A vendor deal makes sense for the group, but each store needs a different mix. mPower brings purchasing, store demand and available stock together, so buying as one business does not mean sending every store the same order.
See your second set of eyes at work
An illustrative purchase request combines store demand to reach a vendor deal, then allocates the cases by each store’s supply and selling velocity.
How mPower helps
Build a purchase request for the locations you are buying for. The combined volume makes it easier to review vendor terms against what the whole operation needs.
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.
A deal is useful when the stock has somewhere to go. The allocation plan considers on-hand, on-order and selling velocity to place additional cases where days of supply are thinnest. Review the mix and quantities before adding the plan.
Review allocation across stores using on-hand stock, on-order quantities and selling velocity. The plan directs additional cases toward the thinnest days of supply.
A store running low may be covered by another location’s surplus. Review the recommended transfer before committing to more vendor stock, with both locations’ inventory needs in view.
A recommended transfer identifies a possible source of surplus. Review the source and destination before deciding whether to transfer or purchase.
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.
The purchase is one decision; where the cases land is another. A shared view connects them, so the buying advantage supports the stores that can use the stock.
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Explore→Ready to run them as one?
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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