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See which locations need attention today across sales, margin, stock, exceptions and execution.
Operating cockpit for multi-location businesses
ecorgOS for retail, HoReCa and franchise teams with 2+ locations
ecorgOS adds an operating cockpit on top of your existing POS, ERP, accounting and e-commerce stack. It does not force a replacement project, but it gives management daily control across locations.
- 2+ locations
- daily briefing
- no ERP replacement
Explore ecorgOS
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Works over the current stack
If you already run POS, ERP, accounting or e-commerce systems, ecorgOS can aggregate their operational signals into one management layer.
- retail chains and multi-location stores
- HoReCa operations with food cost and daily execution control
- franchise networks that need cross-location comparison and compliance
What you get in ecorgOS
Daily briefing for management
Get a clear daily summary of key metrics and anomalies instead of jumping between disconnected reports.
Integrations without stack replacement
Connect the systems you already use and add chain-level control without replacing the full operational stack first.
When to choose e:corg ERP and when to choose ecorgOS
The products solve different problems. e:corg ERP is the operational system. ecorgOS is the control and analytics layer for networks.
Choose e:corg ERP
When you want ERP workflows unified inside the same operating platform.
- you need end-to-end ERP processes across sales, stock, purchasing, treasury or payroll
- you want execution and data to live in one system
- analytics should sit directly on top of ERP operations
Choose ecorgOS
When you already have the base stack and need chain-level control over it.
- you run 2+ locations and management needs one cockpit
- you do not want to replace POS, ERP or accounting immediately
- you need anomalies, daily briefing and prioritized actions per location
Where it connects with e:corg
If you are coming from the e:corg website, this is the most relevant context: