
POS / inventory / accounts

Jewelry retail ecosystem
Linkd keeps the operational record. JewelLink turns customer context into relationship workflows. CountRetail turns store signals into decisions.

POS / inventory / accounts

CRM / clienteling / training

Traffic / Vision AI / analytics
At-a-glance difference

Sales, items, services, balances, permissions.
Linkd
CRM, clienteling, texting, training, bridal workflows.
JewelLink
Traffic, marketing, Vision AI, aging, owner insight.
CountRetail
POS, inventory, services, house accounts, permissions, reporting, and accounting handoff.

CRM, clienteling, texting, training, bridal workflows, follow-up, and AI-assisted selling.

Vision AI traffic, marketing attribution, predictive aging, inventory signals, and owner decisions.
How data moves
Sales, items, services, balances, register actions, and permissions become the operational record.
Customer context supports clienteling, texting, bridal follow-up, training, and associate workflows.
Traffic, camera, marketing, aging, inventory, and sales signals become owner-level decisions.
Simple positioning
The goal is not another disconnected tool. The goal is one luxury jewelry stack where the POS record, customer workflow, and store intelligence can agree.
Quick answers
Linkd is the POS and operations layer, JewelLink is the customer relationship and team workflow layer, and CountRetail is the traffic, analytics, and store intelligence layer.
No. Linkd is designed to stand on its own as the operational record while making JewelLink and CountRetail more useful with clean POS, inventory, and store operations data.
The connected stack lets owners compare what was sold, who was followed up with, what moved in inventory, and what happened in the store.
Early release
Share your POS, CRM, analytics, accounting, and integration priorities so the right launch path can be scoped.