Follow POS review
A broad dry-cleaning operations system with cloud and local deployment options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Follow POS from Vivaldi Systems is a dry-cleaning point-of-sale and operations system for cleaners, plants, hotels, agencies, wholesale accounts, and multi-location businesses. It brings ticket writing, pricing, sales, receipts, customer accounts, and garment tracking into workflows that also cover production and delivery. The product supports cloud or desktop deployment, Windows workstations, and customer-facing web delivery scheduling. Its range makes it relevant to operations that need more than checkout, particularly those coordinating route work and garment handling across stations or locations.
Operational depth is a central strength. Staff can track garment status and rack locations, print barcode tags, manage pickup and delivery routes, and produce manifests and reports. Accounts receivable, statements, and delivery billing extend the system beyond point of sale, while email and SMS notifications can alert customers about ready garments, tickets, and statements. Inventory control, loyalty, customer preferences, marketing, and integrated credit-card processing add supporting functions. The named integrations include iHomeValet, OpenEdge, Microsoft Azure, and Winhost, so buyers should check whether these fit their existing delivery and payment setup.
The published plans show a $995 Enterprise Point of Sale Software (Cloud) option and a $1,295 Professional Point of Sale Software (Local) option, each described with a one-time price; the local plan says there is no monthly fee to run. The $2,995 Classic 1 Station Full System includes a Windows computer, touchscreen, printers, barcode reader, and cash drawer. Hosting is separate: Microsoft Cloud Hosting is $19.95 per location per month, while Winhost Basic Hosting is $9.95 per location per month. Installation and training are included with the cloud POS option, and support is available 24/7. Follow POS suits established operations that need route and production coordination; a buyer seeking a simpler checkout tool or a more extensive listed integration ecosystem may prefer an alternative.
Follow POS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Connects pickup and delivery routes with manifests, reports, and billing.
- Tracks garment status and rack locations alongside barcode and tag printing.
- Supports multi-station and multi-location operation with customer notifications.
- Where it doesn't
- The listed software options start at $995 and include a $2,995 system option.
- Cloud hosting is a separate recurring per-location charge.
- Its named integrations focus on delivery, payment processing, and hosting.
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