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Positrak announced the installation of its 500th

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since its 2012 launch. The company has supplied jobber management systems (JMS) to more than 1,800 independent jobber stores across the U.S. since 1982. Positrak Pro is the second generation of its JMS, built on decades of experience.

“Positrak has a 43-year history of satisfied jobbers,” said Positrak Vice President Jay Douglas. “We are committed to delivering value and building successful, long-term partnerships with our customers.”

Features That Support Jobbers

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Pro offers features designed to enhance business operations. These include point-of-sale and inventory solutions, integrated cataloging, integrated credit card processing, and B2B connectivity. The system also provides additional business management tools.

Market Impact and Competitive Edge

The system helps independent stores stay competitive against larger mass merchandisers. Positrak designs its products to deliver significant savings annually. These savings contribute to the long-term viability of independent stores.

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