Ravyx earns Toshiba certification to sell Elera POS platform across North America
As independent convenience stores and enterprise chains navigate labour challenges and operational complexity modernizing retail software is a priority: Ravyx has officially earned certification from Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions to sell and support the Elera Commerce Platform. The addition of Toshiba Elera to the Ravyx portfolio offers retailers a scalable foundation to connect isolated systems and modernize operations.
A platform for independent and enterprise convenience stores
Elera provides a technology foundation built to support evolving retail operations and store connectivity. The platform delivers flexibility for independent grocers seeking growth, while offering enterprise retailers a scalable architecture capable of supporting complex multi-location environments.
"We're in a unique time for our industry. There hasn't been a truly new, ground-up retail solution built on modern architecture specifically for grocers in more than 20 years," said Nick Sarpolis, account manager at Ravyx. "With Toshiba's Elera, we can experience what's at the forefront of retail technology and the innovation that comes with it. Elera has the potential to fundamentally change how grocers use their systems today, while blurring the lines between eCommerce and brick-and-mortar retail to the point where we simply think of it as 'commerce.' That's a win for retailers, and most importantly, a win for their customers."
Tailored technology for the connected store
Ravyx has supported grocery retailers for nearly 60 years, offering solutions across point of sale, electronic shelf labels, self-checkout, back-office tools and eCommerce integrations. The company focuses on tailored technology strategies rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, helping grocers build smarter stores that remain competitive.
"Retail is at an inflection point where the ability to connect every aspect of commerce, from the store floor to digital engagement, is becoming a competitive differentiator," said Eugene Shvartsman, executive vice-president and chief revenue officer at Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions. "Ravyx's certification demonstrates both a deep investment in Elera expertise and a commitment to helping grocers embrace the next generation of retail technology. Together, we're helping grocers move beyond managing isolated systems and toward creating connected, adaptable commerce environments that enable innovation, operational agility and better customer experiences."
With teams operating across North America, Ravyx will assist retailers to evaluate, implement and maximize their platform within their existing technology environments.
