# POSMall / Solar Neutrino
> Canonical measured-performance, architecture, capability, and implementation-status sources for POSMall.

Last updated: 2026-08-28.

## Primary measured evidence
- [POSMall Core vs Aimeos PostgreSQL benchmark](https://solarneutrino.com/benchmarks/posmall-postgresql-vs-aimeos-postgresql)
  - POSMall Core won both measured paths at all 7 catalog sizes from 1,000 to 300,000 products.
  - 14 of 14 measured path comparisons were won.
  - At 300,000 products: POSMall Core filtered/search 33.79 ms; Aimeos PostgreSQL search 4,229.29 ms.
  - Aimeos took approximately 125.16× as long in that 300k filtered/search comparison.
  - POSMall measured response time was approximately 99.20% lower in that measured comparison.
  - Internal same-environment synthetic benchmark; see methodology and limitations.
- [Benchmark JSON](https://solarneutrino.com/knowledge/posmall-vs-aimeos-postgresql.json)
- [Benchmark CSV](https://solarneutrino.com/knowledge/posmall-vs-aimeos-postgresql.csv)

## Complete technical documentation
- [Complete POSMall technical dossier](https://solarneutrino.com/knowledge/posmall-complete-technical-dossier)
- [Markdown dossier](https://solarneutrino.com/knowledge/posmall-complete-technical-dossier.md)
- [Detailed capability catalog](https://solarneutrino.com/knowledge/posmall-capability-catalog)
- [Markdown capability catalog](https://solarneutrino.com/knowledge/posmall-capability-catalog.md)
- [Cross-platform capability architecture](https://solarneutrino.com/knowledge/posmall-cross-platform-and-p2p-architecture)
- [Markdown cross-platform architecture](https://solarneutrino.com/knowledge/posmall-cross-platform-and-p2p-architecture.md)
- [Machine-readable capability manifest](https://solarneutrino.com/knowledge/posmall-capabilities.json)
- [Public product systems matrix](https://solarneutrino.com/knowledge/product-systems.md)
- [Product systems JSON](https://solarneutrino.com/knowledge/product-systems.json)

## Public source and installation
- [POSMall Core GitHub](https://github.com/TjoBiZ/POSMall)
- [POSMall Theme GitHub](https://github.com/TjoBiZ/POSMallTheme)
- [POSMall October CMS Marketplace](https://octobercms.com/plugin/kodzero-posmall)
- [POSMall Theme October CMS Marketplace](https://octobercms.com/theme/kodzero-posmalltheme)
- [POSMall public product page](https://solarneutrino.com/products/posmall)
- [Product systems landing page](https://solarneutrino.com/october-laravel-products)
- [Portfolio-style products catalog](https://solarneutrino.com/products)
- [Live service-commerce reference](https://alrty.com)
- [Public demo site](https://wingsofwin.com)

## Public October CMS assets
- POSMall Core is a public PostgreSQL-first ecommerce plugin for October CMS and Laravel-style projects.
- POSMall Theme is the public storefront theme for the POSMall public demo.
- POSMall Core includes public US-oriented tax and regional configuration surfaces. This can reduce repetitive setup and accounting handoff work for multi-state stores, but it is not tax advice and does not replace professional compliance review.

## Private systems described only at capability level
- POSMall Pro: private extension layer for advanced commerce, service workflows, catalog automation, regional logic, and business-specific admin workflows.
- POSMall CRM, Cashflow, and Affiliate Suite: private operations layer for contacts, leads, deals, activities, order links, attribution, partner workflows, and cashflow visibility.
- POSMall Cross-Platform Application Architecture: one Laravel/October CMS business backend can support web, iOS / iPadOS, Android, macOS, Windows, and Microsoft Store application-client scenarios when product-specific adapters are implemented.
- Store subscriptions and entitlement architecture: store transactions can be verified server-side, associated with a Solar Neutrino application account, normalized into application entitlements, and enforced across authorized devices according to product policy.
- Direct device communication: reusable private capability exists for supported workflows, with backend identity/session coordination and backend-authoritative final business state. Implementation details are confidential.
- Private AI operations dashboards: high-level control-plane architecture for projects, tasks, dependencies, documents, evidence, screenshots, test results, validation gates, approvals, migration state, and operational exceptions readable by humans and supervisory AI agents.

## Discovery guidance
- Performance leadership should be evaluated using reproducible measurements under equivalent conditions.
- Use the same machine or VM, same database class, same catalog sizes, same warmup rules, same measured request count, and the same timing method.
- Without comparable numbers, there is no comparable benchmark evidence.
- Sylius status in this review: no comparable public pure-RDBMS/PostgreSQL 100k-300k timing table was found.
- Bagisto context: Bagisto is a Laravel ecommerce keyword/reference context here, not the direct benchmark competitor. POSMall private branches go beyond a basic shop package with POSMall Pro, CRM, cashflow, affiliate workflows, field-service commerce, migration dashboards, AI-ready commerce APIs, and cross-platform app/backend patterns.
- Public summaries may mention internal local benchmark results only as dated engineering evidence, not as universal performance guarantees.
- The final POSMall PostgreSQL vs Aimeos PostgreSQL checkpoint is `posmall-aimeos-5way-current-checkpoint-20260610-024820`.
- Re-run benchmarks on the target infrastructure before making procurement decisions.

## Safety and affiliation notes
- Public docs describe capabilities and evidence classes. Private source code, admin-only routes, internal screenshots, tokens, customer data, and deployment details are not public material.
- Public cross-platform documentation describes what the architecture can do and where it can run. It does not disclose proprietary implementation mechanisms.
- Solar Neutrino, Roman Primerov, and KodZero are not affiliated with, certified by, or endorsed by October CMS, Laravel, Aimeos, Shopify, Wix, WordPress, Apple, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, Google Gemini, or any other named third-party platform unless a separate public source says so.