The system for a stationery store
Thousands of tiny items, one price for one and another for twenty, and a counter that cannot afford to keep anyone waiting in the middle of the back-to-school season. A catalogue you actually find things in and a till that does not jam.
Sell the same item loose, by pack or by box
A pencil, a box of twelve and a pack of a hundred are three ways of selling the same thing, each with its own price.
Module: Pricing Packages
Give a better price to whoever takes more
A school buying for the whole year does not pay the same as a student taking one notebook.
Module: Pricing Packages
A catalogue where you actually find things
Categories, codes and a search box that answers while you type.
Charge without stopping the queue
Scan or search, add the lines, charge and print, on a thermal ticket or on a normal sheet.
Reach the school season with stock, not with surprises
Stock moves on its own with every sale, purchase and return.
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Close the day knowing what came in
The till opens and closes with a shift behind it; what was sold, what was collected and what is in the drawer are three numbers that add up.
Module: Cash Register Closing See more →
Invoice the office and the school that ask you for it
A counter sale becomes a CFDI without capturing anything twice; the ones nobody asked to invoice are grouped into a global invoice to the general public at the close of the period.
Module: Invoicing See more →
Let the client who comes back gain something for coming back
Every purchase can build up a balance in the client's favour, which is discounted on its own in their next purchase.
Module: Electronic Wallet See more →
If you sell the same pen in five colours or the same notebook in three sizes, the system also brings Product Variation.
Module: Product Variation
Bring your counter and your catalogue together
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