Celerant Stratus Retail review
Furniture POS and special-order workflows with shared multi-store inventory and ecommerce.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Furniture retailers juggling store sales, special orders and online fulfillment may find Celerant Stratus Retail a fit. The Stratus Enterprise platform combines point of sale, inventory, ERP, ecommerce, fulfillment and reporting in a shared database. It is aimed at businesses ranging from small retailers to enterprise operations, with particular relevance to chains that need visibility across locations and channels.
Its furniture-specific strength is handling items beyond ordinary in-stock sales. Staff can create custom or special orders for out-of-stock and non-stock merchandise, then send purchase orders to vendors. Inventory visibility and stock lookup support store operations, while vendor product feeds and catalog imports help manage product information. The system also supports sales and inventory access from tablets. These workflows are useful for retailers whose assortment includes products that are ordered after a customer commits; a shop focused on straightforward, on-hand sales may not need this breadth.
Stratus Enterprise is offered by custom quote, with traditional purchase and SaaS pricing models according to the published plan. Its cloud and mobile deployment, web, iOS and Android platforms, and integrations including Made4Net, Klarna, Affirm, Sezzle and Credova provide several ways to fit into retail operations. A key boundary is delivery: tracking is not built into the retail software, though Celerant describes Made4Net integration for delivery and truck routing. Chains needing special-order purchasing, shared inventory and ecommerce fulfillment should consider it; retailers needing built-in delivery tracking should compare alternatives.
Questions about Celerant Stratus Retail
What does Celerant Stratus Retail run on? Web, iOS and Android. It runs in the cloud and as a mobile app.
What does Celerant Stratus Retail integrate with? 150+ integrations, including Made4Net, Klarna, Affirm, Sezzle and Credova.
Who is Celerant Stratus Retail built for? Small businesses, mid-market companies and enterprises (our editorial estimate).
Celerant Stratus Retail pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Routes custom and special orders to vendors through purchase orders.
- Shares inventory, sales and product updates across stores and channels.
- Supports ecommerce fulfillment, vendor catalogs and tablet sales access.
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires a custom quote.
- Delivery tracking is not built into the retail software.
- Its broad ERP and retail scope may exceed a single-store retailer’s needs.
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