The anniversary is Friday. The piece is in your case. The search sent them to a website.

Q: I don't want my whole case online.

Then don't publish it. You choose the categories and the price bands that go online; everything else stays in the store.

Q: Does this touch repairs, appraisals or memo stock?

No. We read sellable items with a count and a price. Repair tickets, appraisals and memo goods stay exactly where they are.

Q: Will online prices undercut me?

The near-me search isn't a price comparison — it's "who has it today." Your price publishes as the register has it, and the shopper with a Friday deadline is choosing on proximity and certainty.

Q: We're on a 2012-era system.

Perfect. That's who we built this for. If your register tracks a sale, we can put it online.

Independent jewelers hold inventory the online sellers can't photograph their way around: the piece in the case, sized, ready to walk out with today. Zachcart publishes your real, in-stock pieces to Google Search and Maps and to AI answers, synced from the system you already run — so the shopper with a deadline finds the store that has it, not the one with the longest shipping promise.

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17POS SYSTEMS RESEARCHED

0CONNECTED TODAY

0ON GOOGLE'S FREE LOCAL INVENTORY LIST

Jewelry is see-it-today retail.

The search is "tennis bracelet near me," "men's wedding band size 10 in stock," "watch battery replacement open now." The shopper wants to see it, try it and leave with it, and they'll go to whichever store the phone says has it. Online jewelers publish a feed; most independent jewelers run a system built for appraisals, repairs and serialized stock that has never told Google what's in the case. Search a piece you always have plus "near me." If the mall chain and the websites show up and you don't, that's the dark shelf.

POS systems jewelry stores run

17 systems · 0 connected

Jewelry POS is a specialist market: The Edge, Jewel360, Bravo, ARMS, Diaspark, the apparel-grade suites some regional jewelers run (Jesta, KWI, Teamwork, Springboard) and a few general registers. Seventeen systems in all, none connected yet — each connects by request.

POS system	Company	Runs as	Store size	Google free local inventory list	Delivery connectors (vendor-native)	Zachcart
IT Retail	IT Retail, Riverside CA	cloud	mid-size, enterprise	—	not confirmed	CONNECTOR AVAILABLE
Booksy	Booksy	cloud	micro, small, mid-size	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Jesta Vision Store POS	Jesta I.S.	hybrid	micro, small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Jewel360	not stated	cloud	small, mid-size, enterprise	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
STORIS	STORIS Inc.	cloud	mid-size, enterprise	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Teamwork Commerce POS	Teamwork Commerce	cloud	micro, small, mid-size	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
advarics retail POS	advarics GmbH and WINTERSTEIGER AG (private, Austria)	cloud	micro, small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Anthology	not stated	not stated	small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
BigBangPOS	not stated	not stated	small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Defender POS	Defender POS	not stated	small, mid-size	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
EzPOS	not stated	on-premise	micro, small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Like Sew	not stated	not stated	mid-size, enterprise	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Lizzy	Loyverse; HQ not stated	cloud	micro, small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Oracle NetSuite POS	Oracle Corp. (NYSE: ORCL)	cloud	micro, small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
SortSwift	SortSwift; HQ not verified	cloud	small, mid-size	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Trident 1	Trident 1	cloud	small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Versai	not stated	not stated	small, mid-size	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST

Connected systems link to their integration page. Run a system that is not listed? Browse the full directory or ask us.

What this mix means for your store

Seven of the 17 systems are cloud and three are hybrid; six don't publish how they run, which in jewelry usually means a long-installed system on a back-office machine. Not one appears on Google's free local inventory list and none reports a delivery connector — jewelry was never going to be a delivery-app category, and nobody built the Google side either. What the systems do well is exactly what makes a jewelry feed good once it exists: serialized, one-of-a-kind stock with a photo, a metal, a stone and a price already attached. The jeweler's inventory is more structured than most retail; it has simply never left the building. Any of the 17 connects by request, and repairs, appraisals and memo stock are never touched.

If your register tracks a sale, we can put it online

Jewel360, Bravo and the cloud systems connect by API. The Edge, Diaspark and the server-based systems connect by remote connector, reading the inventory the store already keeps. Serialized pieces publish as single units; memo, repair and appraisal records stay where they are.

POS integrations How local inventory works

Four outcomes. One connection.

Your in-stock pieces on Google Search and Maps when someone nearby searches the style, the metal or the size.

Product pages under your store's name with your photos and prices — no website project.

Your case as an answer AI assistants can cite when someone asks "who has a [piece] in stock near me today."

No dark orders: a one-of-a-kind piece sells and it's off the feed within a minute.

For brands and buying groups

Sell through hundreds of independent jewelers? One agreement puts every stockist's case in the answer — and gives your reps a consented, live view of what's actually in stock.

For distributors & co-ops

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Most of my inventory is one-of-a-kind. Does that work?

It works better than in most retail. Each serialized piece publishes as a single unit with its own photo and price, and it disappears the minute it sells.

I don't want my whole case online.

Does this touch repairs, appraisals or memo stock?

Will online prices undercut me?

We're on a 2012-era system.

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