POS
Counter and checkout
Orders, baskets, receipts, payments, and daily close stay near product and customer context.
About us
Commerce work is easier when the core pieces belong together.
Built for businesses that want daily selling, product data, stock, customer context, reports, and online channels to move through one practical operating system instead of a stack of disconnected tools.
POS and checkoutCatalog and stockSite and e-commerce
Connected work areas
How the company story maps to the product.
OPS
Catalog and stock
Products, categories, inventory, purchase, and availability stay useful for selling decisions.
WEB
Online and review
Site, e-commerce, marketing, invoices, accounting context, and reports support the same operating view.
Product philosophy
The product is shaped around the work that happens between the counter, the stockroom, and the customer.
A local business should not have to maintain separate truth in a checkout system, spreadsheet, website, reporting tool, and customer list. The operating pieces should stay close enough for teams to make decisions from shared context.
Start with the sale
Orders, baskets, receipts, payments, and daily close need to stay connected to product and customer context.
Keep product data useful
Catalog, categories, brands, collections, and variants should support POS, online presentation, stock planning, and reporting.
Treat stock as operating information
Availability, receiving, replenishment, and movement matter because they affect what can be sold and what needs attention next.
Make review part of the workflow
Daily totals, invoice context, customer activity, and reports are more useful when they are prepared from the same commerce activity.
Connected operating model
One platform, several business rhythms.
The platform is organized around the operating rhythms businesses use every day: selling, organizing products, keeping stock ready, growing customer relationships, and reviewing the work with cleaner context.
01
Sell
Handle checkout, sales, receipts, and payment context from the same business workspace.
POSSalesPayments
02
Organize
Structure products, categories, collections, brands, options, and storefront presentation.
CatalogSite BuilderBlog
03
Operate
Plan stock, purchase, receiving, availability, and replenishment decisions around real selling work.
InventoryPurchaseReports
Platform
One connected operating layer
04
Grow
Keep customer activity, campaigns, reviews, discounts, gift cards, and repeat visits connected to commerce.
CustomersMarketingGift Cards
05
Control
Review digital invoices, accounting context, daily totals, and reporting handoff with cleaner source context.
Digital InvoicesAccountingReports
Who Lonio helps
Built for teams that need daily operations to stay connected.
The platform is strongest when the business question spans more than one tool: a sale affects stock, a product update affects the storefront, or a daily close needs invoice and reporting context.
Counter-led teams
Restaurants, bakeries, retailers, and service counters need checkout, receipts, product choices, payment context, and daily review to stay close together.
Stock-heavy teams
Stores, supermarkets, and catalog-driven businesses need availability, receiving, replenishment, purchase planning, and selling channels to work from the same product truth.
Appointment and service teams
Hairdressers, wellness teams, offices, and accommodations need customer records, reservations, documents, payments, invoices, and reports connected around completed work.
Storefront and content teams
Businesses that publish products, campaigns, guides, and online catalog content need the public site and commerce operations to stay close enough to review and improve.
Explore the platform
Keep exploring from the part of the business you want to connect next.
Move from the product story into capability fit, business workflow fit, subscription scope, or a direct conversation with the team.
Capabilities
See how POS, catalog, inventory, purchase, accounting, reports, marketing, and more connect.
Industries
Find business-specific workflows for restaurants, supermarkets, clothing stores, services, and more.
Pricing
Compare subscription direction and decide whether to start with checkout, a connected location, or a rollout conversation.
Follow the product story.
Receive occasional notes on connecting checkout, product data, inventory, customers, online commerce, and reporting for local businesses.