Groworx

Solutions for Fresh Foods

Cut waste. Automate reorders. Stay compliant.

Fresh food retail lives and dies on shelf life. Groworx gives butcheries and perishable goods retailers the tools to reduce waste, automate replenishment around expiry windows, and manage field operations.

The problems we solve

Waste from overordering

You order based on last week is sales plus a safety margin. The safety margin becomes waste. Perishable stock that expires on the shelf is money in the bin.

No batch or expiry tracking

Regulators want traceability. Customers want freshness. You want to know which batch is expiring tomorrow so you can mark it down today. Without batch tracking, all three lose.

Manual reorder points

Someone walks the cold room with a clipboard, counts what is left, and phones in an order. By the time the delivery arrives, two lines have expired and three lines have run out.

Field service gaps

Equipment maintenance, hygiene audits and delivery scheduling all run on paper or WhatsApp. There is no central record of what was done, when, or by whom.

How Groworx solves it

Waste from overordering

Replenify →

Replenify calculates reorder quantities based on actual sell-through, shelf life and lead time. It orders what you will sell, not what you sold last week.

No batch or expiry tracking

POSibolt →

POSibolt tracks inventory at batch level with expiry dates. It flags stock approaching expiry for markdown and generates compliance reports for food safety audits.

Manual reorder points

OneStock →

OneStock shows real-time stock levels across every cold room, display and store. Reorder triggers fire automatically based on configurable par levels.

Field service gaps

Volt →

Volt manages equipment maintenance schedules, hygiene audit checklists and delivery job tracking. Every job is logged, timestamped and reportable.

30%

Reduction in perishable waste

18%

Improvement in fill rates

100%

Batch traceability

Why fresh food is the hardest retail category.

A fashion retailer can mark down old stock and sell it next season. A fresh food retailer has 48 hours before the product is worthless. Replenishment cycles are daily, not weekly. Safety stock calculations need to factor in shelf life, not just demand variability. Groworx is built for this.

Compliance without the paperwork.

Food safety regulations require batch traceability from supplier to shelf. POSibolt maintains a digital record of every batch: supplier, receipt date, expiry, and which store received it. When an auditor asks, you pull the report in seconds, not days.

Frequently asked questions

Can it track expiry dates per batch? +
Yes. POSibolt records expiry dates at batch level and flags items approaching expiry for markdown or disposal. The system generates FIFO picking instructions to ensure oldest stock sells first.
Does Replenify account for shelf life? +
Yes. Replenify factors shelf life into reorder calculations. It will not suggest ordering 100 units of a 3-day-shelf-life product if you only sell 40 in three days.
What about multi-store butchery chains? +
POSibolt manages multiple stores with centralised or decentralised procurement. Each store can have its own reorder parameters while head office maintains full control.
Can Volt manage hygiene audits? +
Yes. Volt supports configurable checklists for hygiene inspections, equipment maintenance and compliance audits. Results are timestamped and stored centrally.

Ready to talk fresh foods & butcheries?

Book a 20-minute walkthrough and see how Groworx maps to your operation.