Days spent counting
Stock checks take whole days and are out of date the moment they finish.
For hardware stores, groceries, pharmacies, boutiques and wholesalers that still count stock by hand. Know what you have, what’s selling and what to reorder, without the notebook.
Stock checks take whole days and are out of date the moment they finish.
Popular items sell out without warning, and customers go elsewhere.
Shelves full of items that don’t sell, and too little of what does.
Regular customers and contractors on credit, tracked by memory and paper.
We choose a stock and sales system that suits the size of your shop and the people who will use it, then set it up and train your team.
Every sale updates your stock automatically, at the counter or on a phone.
POS and inventory software, product lists and barcodes, receipt printing and staff accounts.
Discuss a POS SystemKnow what to reorder before it runs out, and what not to buy again.
Reorder levels, low-stock alerts, supplier lists, purchase orders and fast and slow mover reports.
Discuss ReorderingKnow who your regular customers are and what they owe.
Customer accounts, credit limits and balances, loyalty programmes and purchase history.
Discuss Customer RecordsLet contractors and regular customers place orders by WhatsApp.
Order capture, price lists, order confirmations and ready-for-collection messages.
Discuss a WhatsApp Order LineWe spend time in the shop to see how stock, sales and orders really work today.
We pick the right software, decide what to track and plan the switch-over.
We load your products, set up the system, and train the team at the counter.
We check the numbers with you each month and adjust reorder levels.
Every business is different. Tell us what’s getting in the way and we’ll show you what could change.
Usually, yes. If stock checks take days, items regularly run out, or you can’t say which products make the most money, a simple system often pays for itself through fewer lost sales and less dead stock.
No. Many modern POS and stock systems run on a phone, tablet or existing computer. A barcode scanner and receipt printer are useful but optional.
Yes. We choose systems that are simple at the counter and train your team until they are comfortable. Some systems can also be used in Sinhala or Tamil.
A small shop can usually be running within a few weeks. Most of the time goes into loading products and opening stock counts, which we help with.
Some clearly defined work, such as a business website, can be quoted as a fixed price. Larger projects depend on scope and are priced through a proposal written for your business. Message us on WhatsApp with what you need and we will tell you which applies.
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