The item is searched for a long time
The queue grows while the employee is sorting through similar products and prices.
During the school season, the queue will not wait while the seller distinguishes similar notebooks, pens, or editions. SYNTERRA helps to quickly find the product, see the price and stock, make the sale, and replenish the most in-demand items in advance.
Books, notebooks, pens, and consumables look similar, but differ in code, price, and demand. Manual control cannot keep up with the assortment.
The queue grows while the employee is sorting through similar products and prices.
Similar cover or packaging leads to a sales error.
Notebooks and stationery disappear exactly at peak demand.
One pen costs little, but hundreds of discrepancies turn into a real sum.
Catalog, barcode, cash register and warehouse work together, so goods are quickly found, correctly sold, and replenished on time.
The system itself marks items whose stock has dropped to the specified level. You pre-order notebooks, pens, paper, and popular books before an empty shelf sends the customer to another store.
Every action updates the overall picture, so employees do not need to transfer numbers between the cash register, notebook, and spreadsheet.
Arrange delivery and warehouse.
Assign a group, name, price, and barcode.
Quickly select the exact position.
Process the receipt and update the balance.
Place an order via ASP.
No abstract layouts: below are interfaces for the cash register, warehouse, and business control. Click on the screen to open it larger.
The images show the composition of the screens. The set of fields and access rights are clarified when configuring for your company's processes.
Register, catalog, warehouse, and reports use the same data — this reduces re-entry and makes the numbers verifiable.
Categories help separate books and stationery.
A similar item is determined exactly.
Purchase and retail are available to the owner.
Receipts and write-offs change balances with documents.
The system indicates that it will run out soon.
The cashier and the administrator work in their own sections.
A large assortment stops being a burden: the seller serves faster, and you can see which items bring money.
Yes. Product groups help separate the assortment while maintaining a single cash register and unified warehouse accounting.
Yes. The catalog supports searching and identification by barcode.
Yes. They are displayed along with the retail price and stock.
ASP shows goods below the specified level and the quantity recommended to order.
Yes. Transactions are recorded as separate documents with the date, amount, employee, and status.
Yes. The log stores the date, cashier, amount, payment method, and type of transaction.
Yes. The functions of the cash register, warehouse, reports, and settings are distributed by roles.
Submit a request and specify the approximate size of the assortment and number of cash registers. We will prepare a demonstration.
We will show the catalog, barcodes, cash register, warehouse, and ASP using the example of books and stationery. You will see how to reduce search time and maintain sales of best-selling items.