For your business
Grocery POS for margins that do not forgive
On grocery margins, the difference between a good month and a bad one is shrinkage, buying price and knowing which lines earn their space.
Barcode billing
A USB or Bluetooth scanner works with no setup, because scanners type like a keyboard. Search by name for the things without a barcode, and the database prices the basket — so a mis-typed price at the till is not a thing that can happen.
Shrinkage you can see
Physical counts apply the variance as a difference rather than overwriting the stock figure, so counting during trading hours does not erase the morning’s sales. Every variance posts to inventory write-off, which means shrinkage appears in the profit and loss instead of vanishing into a stock adjustment nobody reviews.
Buying price, tracked properly
Weighted-average cost is recomputed on every delivery, and what you paid last time is kept separately from what your stock is worth — the first is what you negotiate with, the second is what you report. Purchases are valued at what was actually invoiced on each receipt, so the figure reconciles against a supplier statement.
Which lines to carry
ABC classification by gross profit, GMROI, turnover, sell-through and stock aging, plus a dead-stock list with markdown proposals floored at cost.
Other business types
Retail POS with the back office attached
For shops where the difficult part is not taking the money — it is knowing what to reorder, what it cost, and what the month actually made.
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A till for the front, purchasing and waste tracking for the back, and a chart of accounts that already has work in process on it.
Read moreSelling on account, properly documented
Where most of the revenue is invoiced rather than rung up, the hard parts are the paperwork and the chasing. This is the part of Bizsoftbiz built for that.
Read moreSee it on your own numbers
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