Desire cools down quickly
A long search for price or availability turns the willingness to buy into doubt.
The buyer comes for a specific fragrance, brand, or product and expects a confident answer. If the product is searched for a long time or the stock turns out to be incorrect, trust in the store decreases. SYNTERRA connects the catalog, cash register, and warehouse so that the seller responds quickly, and the owner replenishes stock on time.
Cosmetics and perfumes are often repurchased. If a familiar product runs out, a person tries another store — and the new route can become permanent.
A long search for price or availability turns the willingness to buy into doubt.
Volume, shade, or product line may look similar, but in accounting they are different items.
Without clear balances, it is easy to reorder what you already have enough of.
The showcase looks full, but the exact product familiar to the customer is no longer available.
The seller finds the product by name or barcode, the register records the sale, the warehouse shows the stock, and ASP prompts when it’s time to restock.
The report shows the product, barcode, warehouse, and actual stock. If the required item is in another location, it can be moved using a document and maintain a clear movement history.
ASP compares the current stock with the specified levels. When it is time to replenish a position, the system highlights it and shows the quantity to order. You respond before the lack of goods turns into a lost sale and a new habit of buying from a competitor.
The system links employees' daily actions, so the inventory changes along with the store's real operations.
Process receipt from supplier.
Assign a name, group, price, and barcode.
Process goods through the cash register and save the receipt.
Transfer stock between warehouses or locations.
See the ASP hint and place the order.
Cash register, receipts, warehouse, deliveries, write-offs, transfers, and employee rights. Tap on the screen to view it larger.
The interface is shown with demonstration data; the composition of screens depends on the selected configuration and connections.
Each item remains recognizable to the cash register, warehouse, and reports — from delivery to reorder.
Name, group, unit, barcode, warehouse, and stock.
Purchase and retail prices with markup percentage.
Shifts, sales, payment methods, receipt search, and returns.
Receipts, write-offs, and transfers with statuses.
Control of levels and calculated quantity to order.
Analytics by products, days, cashiers, locations, and categories
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.
Fewer lost repeat purchases. More confidence in assortment, price, and stock.
Yes. The catalog allows searching by name or barcode, and for each item, the product group, price, stock, and warehouse are visible.
Yes. In the catalog, the purchase and retail prices and the markup percentage for each item are displayed next to each other.
Yes. In a separate report, you can see the stock at each warehouse, and transfer documents help move goods between warehouses and retail points.
ASP compares the current stock with the specified levels, highlights items that need replenishing, and shows the quantity to order.
Yes. In the receipts log, the date, cashier, amount, payment method, and type of transaction are visible; search is available by period, cashier, and receipt number.
Yes. Incoming shipments and write-offs are processed as separate documents with a date, amount, responsible employee, and status.
Yes. Different access rights to the cash register, warehouse, reports, and settings can be assigned to the administrator, manager, cashier, and accountant.
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.
We will go through your catalog, prices and markup, barcodes, cash register, warehouses, transfers, ASP, and reports. You will see how the required product goes from delivery to the next order.