A barcode for
every size.

Barcodes, the way a garment shop needs them

A barcode per size and colour, so stock is counted the way it is actually sold — not one number for "shirts".

• Every size / colour / price combination gets its own barcode
• The same combination always comes back to the same barcode, so re-buying never splits your stock
• Barcodes are created as you enter the purchase — type the item, fill the grid, print the tags
• Up to five parameters per item, named by you: Size / Colour / Style, or Colour / Fabric / Border
• Scan to bill — the price fills itself in

Label printing

Designed for the rolls and printers Indian shops actually buy.

• Ready sizes: 50×25mm, 35×25mm two-up, 33×25mm three-up, 38×25mm, 75×50mm — or your own measurements
• Printer presets for TVS LP 46 Neo, Godex, TSC and Zebra, at 203 and 300 dpi
• Drag-and-drop label designer with a life-size preview — put your shop name, MRP, price and barcode where you want them
• Re-print a tag any time — for one that fell off, or a whole rail after a re-price
• Prints from the desktop app and direct to a Bluetooth label printer from the Android app

Billing at the counter

• Scan-to-bill, or search by name — grid or list layout, whichever your counter prefers
• GST invoices with CGST / SGST / IGST worked out for you
• Cash, UPI, card, credit, or a split across two
• Line discounts and bill discounts, with limits you set for staff
• Print on a 3-inch thermal roll or A4, with your own invoice layout
• Bill offline when the internet drops — everything syncs when it comes back

Exchange and returns

The thing a garment counter does every single day.

• Size swap in one go — pick the bill, pick the garment, pick the new size
• Only the other sizes of that same style are offered, so the wrong garment cannot go out
• Tells you what to collect or refund before you save — usually nothing
• Several swaps in one visit make one credit note and one bill
• Plain returns and credit notes, with the stock put back

Offers, schemes and loyalty

• Percentage off a group of items or a single one — 20% on all shirts
• Buy N get M free — 2+1, 5+3
• Spend and save slabs — spend ₹1,000 get 5%, ₹2,000 get 10%
• Free gifts on a spend — and the gift comes off your stock, so you can see what it cost
• Loyalty points against a customer number, earned and redeemed at the till
• Coupons for the next visit — spend ₹5,000, take ₹1,000 off within 30 days
• A coupon can be limited to a group of items, and to a minimum bill
• Every coupon is tracked from issue to redemption, so you can see what you still owe
• The counter sees what a bill has qualified for before saving it

Salesmen and incentive

Floor staff do not need a login to earn commission.

• Credit the sale to whoever actually sold it, line by line — two people can split one bill
• At the counter it is two scans: the item, then the staff member’s own code — no dropdown to hunt through
• A code nobody recognises stops the bill being saved, so a sale is never credited to the wrong person
• A rate for the shop, a rate for a person, or a rate for an item — whichever is most specific
• Returns take the commission back off the person who made the sale
• Item-wise breakdown, so staff can check the figure against their own count

Stock you can act on

• Size grid: one style per row, its sizes across — see at a glance that 36 is gone while 34s hang there
• What to re-order: sizes that sold and are now at zero, on styles still moving
• Fast and slow movers by sell-through, not just by rupees
• Scan-to-count stock-take — walk the rail, scan each garment, the tally builds itself
• Mark a rail down and re-tag it, with the stock moved and the new labels queued

Purchases and suppliers

• Supplier master with outstanding balances and payments out
• Purchase bills, purchase returns and corrections — fix a typo without deleting the bill
• Cost, MRP and sale price per combination
• Import your existing catalogue from a spreadsheet

GST and accounts

Everything your accountant asks for.

• GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, HSN summary, ITC summary and filing registers
• Customer and supplier ledgers, outstanding, payment in and out
• Profit report with cost, MRP and selling price
• Monthly Profit — one month’s sales, cost of goods, every expense head and what is left
• Day-end report, expenses and cashbook

Customers worth keeping

The reason somebody comes back is usually that you remembered them.

• Birthdays and anniversaries on the customer, and a list of whose it is today
• Greetings sent from your own WhatsApp number, to everybody having a day at once
• Bulk messages to any customers you pick — a new arrival, a sale, a festival offer
• Each message is addressed to the person, not sent to a crowd
• Customer groups, running balances, and what each one has spent with you

Your shop, your staff

• More than one company and more than one branch
• Staff logins with roles, and control over which screens each person sees
• A separate password for deleting and voiding, and an activity log of who did what
• Runs on Windows, on Android, and in a browser
• Your own online store, and share bills over WhatsApp or email