Sales and point of sale
Selling over a counter or from an office, with the record landing in the same place either way. It runs on hardware you already own, so a terminal is a device you choose rather than one you are sold.
One system covering the work a trading business actually does. This is the shape of it — the detail is worth discussing against your own operation.
Selling over a counter or from an office, with the record landing in the same place either way. It runs on hardware you already own, so a terminal is a device you choose rather than one you are sold.
Stock levels, costs and valuation across locations, with purchase orders, receipts and returns that keep them honest. Reorder points come from what actually moved, not from memory.
Invoices that satisfy the rules where you operate, produced as part of the sale rather than assembled afterwards — including the electronic invoicing and clearance regimes that are becoming mandatory in more countries every year.
A full double-entry ledger underneath everything, so the trial balance, the margin report and the figure your bank asks for all come from the same transactions your staff entered once.
Credit limits, ageing and statements, and the payment instruments customers really use — including post-dated instruments, which most systems treat as an afterthought and which decide whether you get paid.
Moving your data in, training the people who will use it daily, and being reachable afterwards. For larger operations we take on tailored development against a written scope.
Tell us what you sell and how you sell it, and we will walk you through the system using your products and your prices — not a demo dataset.
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