The buyer does not like to wait
While the salesperson searches for price or availability, the emotional decision turns into doubt.
SYNTERRA for jewelry and accessories
Program for a jewelry and accessories store: every little thing stays under control
The buyer chooses with their eyes and often decides quickly. If the seller takes a long time to find the right model, price, or availability, the desire to buy cools down. SYNTERRA helps to immediately find the product, complete the sale, and know exactly what is left in stock.
Each itemown barcode, price, and stock
Markup is visiblepurchase and retail prices side by side
ASP controlpopular product replenished on time
Why small products require precise accounting
One lost item seems minor. Hundreds of such little things take away profit.
In jewelry, there are many similar products, different prices, and rapidly changing demand. Without a system, it is difficult to understand what is actually selling, what is no longer available, and which items are simply taking up space.
Similar products get confused
Without a separate card and barcode, it is easy to sell or count the wrong item.
Markup gets out of sight
When wholesale and retail prices are stored separately, the discount decision is made blindly.
A hit item ends unnoticed
The showcase looks full, but the exact model needed by the customer is out of stock.
SYNTERRA makes every item noticeable.
Goods are assigned a name, barcode, price, group, and stock. Sales decrease the quantity, deliveries increase it, and reports show the result.
Money is visible directly in the catalog
Not just «sold beautifully», but clear what it costs and what remains
For each item, the system shows the purchase price, retail price, and markup percentage. The owner sees the basis for deciding on price and discount, rather than relying on memory.
01Purchase price
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How much did the store pay for the goods.
02Markup
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The difference is visible in percentages.
03Retail price
At what price the product is sold.
Automatic warehouse protection
Don’t let a standard model disappear at the moment of purchase
ASP compares the current stock with the specified levels. When the product runs out, the system highlights it and shows the quantity to order. You replenish demand before an empty spot on the shelf becomes a lost sale.
Minimumlevel below which the stock is already dangerously low
Balanceactual quantity of goods now
To orderhow many need to be added to reach the required stock
Clear path of each item
Received → added to catalog → sold → checked → replenished
All actions are connected. Therefore, goods do not disappear between the invoice, showcase, cash register, and report.
Accepted
The delivery retains the date, supplier, amount, and status.
Described
Goods are assigned a price, group, barcode, and warehouse.
Sold
The register issues a receipt and decreases the remaining quantity.
Checked
Receipt, write-off, and movement can be found in the system.
Replenished
ASP shows items and quantity to order.
Real program screens
Each section answers one clear question
Where to sell? How to find the receipt? What arrived? What was written off? What is running out? Tap the screen to view it larger.
The interface is shown with demonstration data; the composition of screens depends on the selected configuration and connections.
Daily trade features
Assortment stops being a scatter of similar items
Each model remains recognizable for the cash register, warehouse, and owner — from the first delivery to the repeat order.
Product card
Name, group, unit, barcode, warehouse, and stock.
Price and markup
Purchase and retail prices with markup percentage.
Cash register and receipts
Shifts, sales, payment methods, receipt search, and returns.
Arrival and consumption
Documents with date, amount, responsible person, and status.
ASP stocks
Shortage warning and quantity to order.
Owner reports
Sales by products, days, cashiers, locations, and categories.
Control without unnecessary restrictions
Each employee receives only the necessary rights
The cashier sells, the manager works with the assortment, the accountant sees the reports, the administrator manages the settings. This way it is easier to maintain order and understand responsibility for each action.
Full access to sections, employees, and settings.
Catalog, receipts, stock, ASP, and warehouse operations.
Shift, sales, receipts, and authorized returns.
Reports without access to the store's working settings.
Result for the proprietor
Fewer unnoticed losses. More confidence in every price, sale, and purchase.
Exact stock of each model
Purchase price, retail price, and markup
Quick product search by barcode
Signal about a position that needs to be replenished
Checked receipts and write-offs
History of receipts and employee actions
Frequently asked questions
Briefly about the main thing
Is it possible to see the purchase price, retail price, and markup?
Yes. The catalog shows, for each item, purchase and retail prices, markup percentage, stock, barcode, product group, and warehouse.
Is the program suitable for a large number of small products?
Yes. Each item receives a separate card, barcode, price, group, and stock, so earrings, rings, hairpins, bags, and other accessories are not mixed in accounting.
How does ASP help not to lose sales?
ASP compares the current stock with the specified levels, highlights items that are running out, and shows the quantity to order.
Are receipts and returns saved?
Yes. The system stores receipts, payment methods, cashier, and type of operation; returns are available in the sales section according to employee permissions.
Is it possible to control receipts and write-offs?
Yes. Incoming shipments and write-offs are processed as separate documents with a date, amount, responsible employee, and status.
Is it possible to separate employee permissions?
Yes. Different access rights to the cash register, warehouse, reports, and settings can be assigned to the administrator, manager, cashier, and accountant.
How to get a demonstration and cost estimate?
Submit a request on the contact page. A specialist will clarify the assortment, the number of cash registers, warehouses, and points of sale, then show a suitable configuration.
While the salesperson searches for a product, the desire to buy does not wait.
Let's show how SYNTERRA turns a complex assortment into an understandable system
We will go over product cards, prices and markups, barcodes, the cash register, receipts, write-offs, ASP, and reports. You will see the path of each item from delivery to sale.