Sold the way you sell it
Set each item’s unit: a piece, a kilo, a metre, a bag. The cashier types the quantity, 2.5 for two and a half kilos, and the till prices it.
A box of nails or a roll of wire can be a bulk unit of the item, with its own price, so selling the box takes the right number of pieces off the count.
One-off items
An odd size or a cut to length doesn’t need adding to the stock list first: ring it up as an open item with a name and a price, and it goes on the receipt and into the day’s sales.
Fundi and contractor accounts
Sell on account to the fundis and contractors you know, each with a credit limit. A credit sale that would take them past it is stopped until they pay or you raise the limit, and their statement goes out as a PDF or on WhatsApp.
Trade and retail prices
Each item can carry a retail and a wholesale price, switched in one tap, and a lower price from a quantity you choose.
Stock and suppliers
Every delivery, sale and stock count is recorded against the item, with who made it, and items running low are flagged. On Pro and Chain, order from suppliers and buy on credit.
Questions.
- Can I sell cement by the bag and nails by the kilo?
- Yes. Each item has its own unit, and quantities can be fractions, like 1.5.
- Can you load my stock list?
- Yes. Send it to us on WhatsApp and we’ll load it for you, with retail and wholesale prices.
Set SuperDuka up in your shop.
14 days free, with no card needed. Send us your stock list on WhatsApp and we’ll load it for you.