Oct 22, 2026

Belfast, Northern Ireland Oct 21, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - OmniflowPOS Launches Software to Simplify Multi-Country Trading and Unlock International Sales
New cloud-based platform helps wholesalers and distributors overcome the complexities of multiple currencies, international tax systems and cross-border operations.
OmniflowPOS, a specialist cloud-based point-of-sale and business management platform owned and developed by international technology company InfoForte, is launching globally to help wholesalers, distributors and B2B businesses overcome one of the biggest barriers to international growth: the complexity of trading across multiple countries, currencies and tax systems.
Designed specifically for businesses operating across international markets, OmniflowPOS brings multi-country sales, currency management, country-specific tax configuration, customer pricing and inventory control together in one integrated platform.
Turning international trading complexity into commercial opportunity
For many wholesalers and distributors, expanding into new markets introduces significant operational challenges. Different currencies, VAT and sales tax requirements, customer-specific pricing and country-dependent trading processes can create substantial administrative burdens.
These complexities can make otherwise attractive international markets difficult to serve, particularly when businesses rely on spreadsheets, disconnected software or systems primarily designed for domestic trading.
OmniflowPOS was developed to address these challenges, helping businesses manage international operations more efficiently and pursue sales opportunities previously restricted by administrative complexity.
The commercial impact is already evident among existing customers.
One OmniflowPOS customer reported generating an additional £500,000 in sales within just six weeks after resuming trade with an international territory it had previously stopped supplying because of the administrative difficulties involved.
Other established businesses have moved from widely used point-of-sale platforms to OmniflowPOS specifically because of its ability to simplify multi-country operations.
Jim McWilliams, Managing Director of InfoForte, explains:
"Many businesses have the products, customers and ambition to expand internationally, but managing different currencies, tax systems and trading requirements can make entering new markets unnecessarily difficult.
"We've seen customers move from established POS systems to OmniflowPOS specifically to overcome these challenges. One customer generated an additional £500,000 in sales in just six weeks from a territory they had previously stopped supplying because of the administrative burden.
"That's exactly why we developed OmniflowPOS. We want businesses to be able to enter new markets and grow their international sales without being held back by complex systems and unnecessary administration."
One platform. Multiple countries. Greater control.
OmniflowPOS brings together the essential capabilities required by businesses managing complex domestic and international trading operations:
Built for businesses with international ambitions
OmniflowPOS is designed for wholesalers, distributors, importers, exporters and light manufacturing businesses operating across diverse industries, including construction materials, HVAC, industrial equipment, engineering supplies and specialist B2B products.
Unlike conventional point-of-sale systems that primarily focus on retail transactions, OmniflowPOS addresses the broader operational requirements of businesses trading across multiple countries.
By bringing international sales, multiple currencies, country-specific taxation and inventory management together, the platform aims to help businesses reduce administrative complexity, strengthen operational control and expand into new markets with greater confidence.
Discover OmniflowPOS
Available to businesses worldwide, OmniflowPOS offers a specialist solution for organisations seeking to simplify multi-country trading and manage international growth.
Businesses can explore the platform, request a demonstration or enquire about trial and sandbox access through the dedicated OmniflowPOS website.
Website: https://omniflowpos.com/
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About OmniflowPOS
OmniflowPOS is a specialist cloud-based point-of-sale and business management software platform owned and developed by InfoForte. Designed for wholesalers, distributors and international B2B trading businesses, the platform simplifies multi-country sales, multi-currency transactions, country-specific tax management, customer pricing, inventory control and order processing.
OmniflowPOS helps businesses overcome the operational complexity of international trading and pursue growth opportunities across global markets.
About InfoForte
InfoForte is an international technology consultancy and software development company with a registered presence in the United Kingdom, Ireland, India and the United Arab Emirates, and planned expansion into New Zealand this year.
The company specialises in developing software solutions that help businesses streamline complex operations, improve efficiency and support commercial growth.
Media enquiries
Organisation: InfoForte
Contact: Jim McWilliams, Managing Director
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://omniflowpos.com/
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