Weight differs
Sold one quantity, recorded another — the difference invisibly eats into profit.
SYNTERRA for a butcher shop
Program for Butcher Shop: accurate weight, fair margin, and products on display
The buyer chooses meat with their eyes, while profit is determined by grams, purchase price, and daily write-offs. SYNTERRA links the cash register and warehouse so that the seller can quickly serve the line, and the owner can see the real stock and income for each item.
Weighted productstock and sales in kilograms
Price and markupprocurement and retail by item
ASP controla hint that it's time to order
Price of disorder
A full display does not yet mean that the store's money is under control
Without a single system, the owner sees the product but does not always understand how much was bought, sold, written off, and how much remains in cash.
Price changes blindly
New purchases are getting more expensive, while the old retail price continues to work against the store.
Write-off remains only in words
Trimmings, damage, and losses are not documented — which means they cannot be verified.
Running goods are running out
The customer goes to a competitor for a familiar item and may not return.
SYNTERRA shows the path of each kilogram.
Receipt increases the balance, the cash register decreases it upon sale, write-off records the reason, and reports show the total in goods and money.
Industry Logic
Automatic warehouse protection from empty display
ASP compares the current stock with the specified minimum and shows how much needs to be ordered. You replenish fast-moving items before a lack of product takes away revenue and the trust of a regular customer.
Minimumsafe stock thresholdBalanceactual quantity nowTo ordercalculated replenishment
Unified workflow
From batch acceptance to the next order — one clear process
Every action updates the overall picture, so employees do not need to transfer numbers between the cash register, notebook, and spreadsheet.
Accept
Specify supplier, warehouse, quantity, and amount.
Evaluate
Set purchase price, retail, and markup.
Sell
Process weighed goods through the cash register and save the receipt.
Write off
Record the quantity and reason for the loss.
Replenish
Order items highlighted by ASP.
Real program screens
See what employees will use every day
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.
What Business Gets
Functions work together, not as separate islands
Register, catalog, warehouse, and reports use the same data — this reduces re-entry and makes the numbers verifiable.
Weight units
Accounting by kilograms is suitable for meat, minced meat, and semi-finished products.
Margin per item
Purchase price, retail, and markup percentage visible side by side.
Goods movement
Receipts, sales, transfers, and write-offs change the balance.
Write-off documents
Reason, amount, employee, and status are saved for verification.
Stock protection
The system suggests the product and quantity to restock.
Daily Report
Receipts, payment methods, refunds, and shift totals are gathered together.
Result for the proprietor
You manage not by the feeling of 'seems like we're selling,' but by exact weight, margin, and product movement.
Meat product stock in kilograms
Purchase and retail price side by side
Control of markup for each item
Documented write-offs and reasons
ASP signal for required replenishment
Daily revenue being checked
Frequently asked questions
Briefly about the main thing
Is it possible to track meat and semi-finished products in kilograms?
Yes. Weight units and fractional balances are supported in the catalog and warehouse operations.
Is the markup visible for each item?
Yes. The catalog shows the purchase price, retail price, and markup percentage next to the stock balance.
How to account for trimming, spoilage, and other losses?
Write-off is documented with a separate document including reason, quantity, amount, warehouse, and responsible employee.
What does the ASP system do?
ASP compares the current stock with the minimum and maximum levels and shows the quantity of goods to order.
Is it possible to check the revenue for a specific day?
Yes. The daily report shows receipts, payment methods, discounts, returns, and total sales.
Is the history of admissions preserved?
Yes. In the documents, you can see the supplier, warehouse, date, amount, employee, and receipt status.
Is it possible to separate the cashier's and owner's permissions?
Yes. Separate rights are configured for the administrator, manager, cashier, and accountant.
How to get a demonstration?
Leave a request: a specialist will clarify the assortment, number of cash registers and warehouses, and show the suitable configuration.
Demonstration on your scenario
We will show where a butcher shop loses money and how to regain control.
In the demonstration, we will go through your assortment, weight units, purchases, prices, write-offs, cash register, and ASP. You will see a working configuration with a clear example.