Zoku NetSuite Wholesale POS
Key Features of Zoku NetSuite Wholesale POS
Cross-Platform Flexibility
Customer & Account Management
Order & Sales Management
Payment & Billing Options
Inventory & Supply Chain Management
Pricing & Discount Management
Fulfillment & Logistics
Salesperson & Commission Tracking
Reporting & Business Intelligence
Compliance & Security
Integration Capabilities
Frequently Asked Questions
A Wholesale POS is built for assisted selling at trade counters, where pricing is customer-specific, margins matter, and orders often evolve during live conversations. Zoku Wholesale POS surfaces NetSuite inventory, margins, customer terms, and payment eligibility instantly so associates can advise, quote, and close without switching systems.
Zoku Wholesale POS lets associates create quotations at the counter and convert them into sales orders in the same flow. Quotes can be reviewed with the customer, adjusted within pricing rules, and finalized immediately, eliminating re-entry, delays, and follow-up work after the customer leaves.
Zoku Wholesale POS supports signature capture at the point of sale to accept quotations, confirm orders placed on account, or acknowledge payment terms. Signatures are tied directly to the sales order in NetSuite, reducing disputes and keeping approvals controlled and auditable.
Zoku Wholesale POS supports credit card, cash, check, card on file, and on-account sales. Associates can take payments, capture deposits, or charge to account in one flow, while NetSuite enforces credit limits, terms, and financial posting in real time.
Zoku empowers associates with real-time visibility into inventory availability, margins, customer pricing, terms, and payment patterns. Associates can apply manual but controlled discounts, suggest alternatives when stock is constrained, and commit to orders confidently without breaking stride or guessing.
Zoku Wholesale POS uses one operating model across trade counter and field sales interactions. The same pricing logic, quotation workflows, inventory visibility, customer terms, and payment rules apply, ensuring consistent margins, reporting, and customer experience without running separate systems.


















