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Rapid Grocery POS is designed around how grocery stores actually operate. We bring you the best POS system for retail combining inventory, operations, and checkout together in one system, giving you real-time visibility when it matters most.
One platform. Total visibility.
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POS software should be easy to use, fast at the register, and dependable day in and day out. Rapid POS is built on Counterpoint Retail POS by NCR Voyix, a proven retail platform trusted by grocers for decades.
Rapid Grocery POS Connectors
Every grocery operation is different. Rapid Grocery POS connects with 32 partners to extend your POS into a fully connected commerce environment — without adding complexity.
Our connectors are designed to work seamlessly with your core system, ensuring data flows cleanly across your operation and supporting smarter decisions at every level.
Request your free demo or visit Counterpoint University to learn more about how our system can work in your store environment.
The grocery store POS features on this page cover the store itself: the lanes, the scales, the back room and the reports. Connectors cover everything the store has to talk to. If you sell online, the website reads the same item file the lanes read, so a case of something that just sold in aisle four is not still for sale on the web. If your bookkeeper works in an accounting package, the day’s totals arrive there without anyone retyping them. If a vendor sends an electronic catalog, it loads instead of being keyed line by line.
Do these features work for a single store, or only for a chain? Both. The same grocery store POS features run on one lane or on twenty across several locations; what changes is how much of the reporting and transfer side you switch on.
Can we keep our existing scales, scanners and label printers? Usually yes. Counterpoint supports the hardware most independent grocers already own, and we check your list before anything is ordered.
What happens to the data we have now? Items, vendors, customers and outstanding balances come across in a conversion we run before go-live, so day one starts with your own numbers rather than an empty file.
Who trains the cashiers? We do. Training is part of the install, and support afterwards comes from the same team that set the system up.
How long does a switch-over take? For a single-store grocer, four to six weeks from kickoff to go-live is typical: one week to gather and clean your item and vendor data, two to three to build and test the system against it, and a week of training before the first live lane opens.
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