POS and retail software
Point-of-sale, e-commerce, customer-management and room-planning software for furniture retailers.
Start with the problem. FurniHub shows the software and services furniture businesses use for it, with prices, features and reviews from verified members.
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Each category has a buyer's guide: what the software does, what to look for and what to ask a vendor.
Point-of-sale, e-commerce, customer-management and room-planning software for furniture retailers.
ERP and inventory-management software for furniture retailers and distributors.
Delivery software, white-glove and final-mile carriers, warehousing, assembly and freight.
Consumer financing, lease-to-own, buy-now-pay-later, payments, protection plans and warranties.
Digital marketing, advertising, websites, content, creative production, consulting and training for furniture retailers.
Software and builders that put a furniture catalog online and connect it to the store's inventory, pricing and checkout, from general platforms to agencies and vendors that only build for furniture dealers.
Tools and services that keep one clean copy of product data (attributes, options, images, prices) and push it to websites, kiosks, retailers and marketplaces.
Producers and platforms for 3D product models, configurators, augmented-reality previews and room visualizers that let shoppers see a piece in their own space.
Tools for tracking walk-ins, phone and web leads, follow-ups and appointments, including systems that count door traffic and tie it to sales.
Project, specification and procurement software for interior designers, and floor-plan and 3D room-planning tools used to present layouts to clients.
Electronic signature tools for contracts and delivery paperwork, and credit-application and credit-check services for consumer financing and dealer trade accounts.
Platforms that let dealers or retailers place orders, see dealer pricing and exchange EDI documents with manufacturers, wholesalers and big-box partners.
Training programs, retail consultants and shopper-evaluation services that improve how showroom staff greet, sell and follow up.
Member-owned or member-funded organisations that give independent retailers collective purchasing power, vendor rebates, financing programs and shared marketing.
Platforms that collect, display and respond to customer reviews and manage a store's listings and online reputation.
In-store screens, endless-aisle kiosks and catalog tablets that show products not on the floor and promotions.
Generative-AI and automation products for product imagery, descriptions, customer service, delivery communication and sales-floor operations.
ERP, MRP and CAD-to-production software for companies that build furniture, plus order-management tools for contract furniture dealers.
Software and directories for independent sales representatives and the manufacturers who hire them: order taking, commission reconciliation and finding reps.
Third-party marketplaces and drop-ship networks that let suppliers sell furniture through other companies' storefronts.
Trade bodies, rep associations and market shows where retailers, manufacturers and service providers meet, learn and source product.
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