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Bravo export guide

Bravo and PawnCounter

Not yet

We can't read Bravo yet. Tell us and we'll build it.

Where Bravo shops stand

Bravo is a full pawn point-of-sale system. Its own pages describe aging-inventory monitoring, automated pricing rules, 36-plus reports and a built-in valuation tool, the Bravo Estimator. A shop happy on Bravo has much of this already.

PawnCounter cannot read Bravo’s files today. If you run Bravo and want your numbers read independently, or you are weighing a move to Bravo from another system, the comparison below is a fair place to start.

How PawnCounter and the Bravo Estimator compare

What to send

  • Nothing yet — PawnCounter cannot read Bravo files today.

Where things stand

Bravo isn't supported yet, and neither is PawnMaster. If you run either, email us anyway: we will help you get your data out and build the piece that reads it — free, no obligation.

If your area requires police reporting, your LeadsOnline export may already work on its own for the acquisition side. Try it, or send it to us.

Every Bravo shop that writes to us moves Bravo up our list. We would rather build what shops actually run.

Join the waitlist

Email support@pawncounter.com with "Bravo" in the subject and we'll be in touch as soon as we can read it.

A small Export Helper that finds these files on your PC for you is coming soon.

Sources

  1. Bravo Store Systems, "Pawn shop POS software" guide
  2. Bravo Store Systems, "Bravo Estimator"

Further reading: how to price pawn shop inventory and what to do with aged inventory.