Coreware for gun stores
Run the counter. Know the inventory. Protect the license.
Connect sales, payments, inventory, purchasing, eCommerce, customers, and FFL records in one platform built around how a firearms retailer operates.
For single-location dealers, multi-store retailers, and gun stores that also sell online.

One sale. One connected story.
A gun store is more than a register.
Every sale touches a customer, a product, inventory, and a payment. When a firearm is involved, it can also touch Form 4473, a background-check status, and the bound book. Coreware keeps those parts of the operation close.
step 1
CUSTOMER
step 2
PRODUCT
step 3
INVENTORY
step 4
PAYMENT
step 5
FFL RECORD
Grow · Run · Protect
Everything the store needs. Organized around the work.
Start with the outcome. Open a tab to see the Coreware areas that support it—and the kind of screen your team works from.
When the store does more
Add the operation you actually run.
Not every gun store needs the same setup. Coreware keeps the core retail operation connected, then supports the services your business adds around it.
Sell Online
Connect websites, catalog, inventory, customers, orders, and fulfillment.
Offer Gunsmithing
Manage service requests, work orders, assignments, and tasks.
Run classes or a range
Organize bookings, offerings, resources, facilities, and queues.
Build memberships
Manage membership types, assignments, benefits, and usage.
Move to Coreware
Replace the handoffs—not the way you do business.
Many stores use one tool at the counter, another for the website, spreadsheets for inventory, and separate systems for customer and FFL records. Coreware brings the operation into one platform without pretending every gun store is the same.

CoreY AI
Keep selling. Let CoreY handle the busywork.
An AI sidekick that already lives in your store’s system. The counter stays fast. You stop digging through menus while a buyer waits.
Coreware for gun stores
See a real gun-store workflow in one demo.
Walk through the counter, inventory, customer, purchasing, and FFL sides of Coreware—and see how they stay connected.
