Skip to main content
Common questions about how Solya POS works. For definitions, see the glossary; for the model, see core concepts.
The Centrale is the head-office back-office in the browser: it manages the catalogue, stock, pricing, orders, transfers, procurement, finance and reporting across the whole store network. The Caisse is the in-store till that rings up sales, takes payment and runs the daily cash session. Both share one backend, so data flows between them without re-keying.
Yes. A product’s reference price, any store-specific override (/v1/store-prices) and active markdowns (/v1/markdowns) all resolve to the price rung up at the Caisse for that store.
Monetary amounts are expressed in cents across the API. €19.90 is 1990. Unless a field states otherwise, prices are also HT (excluding tax).
Access is scope-based. Your role may not include the required pos.<domain>.<action> permission. Check your effective scopes with GET /v1/auth/whoami, and see roles and permissions.
Yes. Everything the Centrale and Caisse do goes through the same REST API, which is documented in the API Reference and is MCP-ready for AI agents. Start with Authentication.
The pilot is single-currency (EUR). Multi-currency master data is not part of the current scope.
In the Centrale: stores, regions and the device fleet live under Stores, regions & fleet, and users under Team.
The finance surface produces the French fiscal exports (FEC) and NF525-oriented fiscal artefacts. See Finance and Reports.