1. One system for the business you actually run
A growing business outgrows exercise books and scattered spreadsheets quickly. Stock goes missing without anyone noticing, debtors are chased from memory, and the owner cannot see yesterday's numbers without calling someone. The fix is not more paperwork; it is one system that records the work as it happens.
On screen: our design, with invented sample data.
2. Pick the parts your business needs
Configurable modules
Sales and invoicing
Quotes, invoices, receipts and credit sales.
Inventory
Stock in, stock out, transfers, counts and reorder alerts.
Customers and suppliers
Balances, statements and purchase history.
Expenses
Categorised spending with approvals where needed.
Branches and users
Each branch and each person with their own permissions.
Owner's dashboard
Today's sales, stock value and debtors from a phone.
3. From guesswork to a daily picture
What changes
Today
- Stock counted only when something is missing
- Debtors kept in a notebook
- Branch sales reported by phone
With the system
- Stock levels move with every sale and delivery
- Balances and statements for every customer
- Every branch visible on one dashboard
4. Users, connections and data
Who uses it
- OwnerEverything, including reports across branches
- Branch managerTheir branch's sales, stock and staff
- Sales staffSales and receipts only
- AccountsExpenses, payments and reconciliation
Connects to
- Mobile money references
- Accounting exports
- Excel and CSV
- POS at the counter
Payment and accounting connections depend on the providers you use and are scoped per project.
Data and security
- Staff see only their branch and their tasks
- Deleted or edited transactions leave a trace
- Daily backups, with the schedule agreed in writing
Often combined with
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