Cross-pillar by default
POS, energy, AI, and robotics specialists share the stand-up when the brief spans more than one system.
Company
360XCEL builds systems American operators can defend — POS on the floor, solar and batteries on the roof and yard, vision and robotics in the aisle — under one plan.
Why 360XCEL
Retail and industrial operators do not want a POS company, an energy EPC, an AI shop, and a robotics integrator each pointing at the other when Friday night breaks. They want one outcome on the floor.
We staff cross-pillar crews when the brief needs it, share one timeline, and keep discovery-to-go-live ownership with a single producer. That is the company behind 360xcel.com.
Browse the four pillars →How we work
Named leads. Weekly demos. Floor-validated handovers. Support written before cutover.
Every engagement gets one accountable producer who owns the plan, the weekly demo, and the go-live window.
We lock scope on one store, one array, one line, or one cell before we roll a playbook across sites.
QA and site checks sit in the same pipeline as build — handover only after operators can run it without us.
Support windows and escalation paths are written before cutover, not after the first Friday-night page.
Who ships
Terminals, inventory, payments, and multi-store playbooks for retail and restaurant floors.
Commercial solar, BESS containers, and EMS views facilities open every morning.
Vision on the line, predictive ops, and copilots with named owners — not orphan pilots.
AMRs, pick cells, and cobots sized to one process and one UPH target first.
POS, energy, AI, and robotics specialists share the stand-up when the brief spans more than one system.
Delivery and support windows are built for American operators and live sites — not a timezone afterthought.
QA and site checks ride with the feature work. Handover happens after the crew can run without us.
Tell us the site, the pillar, and the constraint. support@360xcel.com