A hit item ends in the morning
The buyer does not find their favorite item and changes their usual route.
The smell of fresh bread creates the desire to buy it right now. But baked goods cannot be stored indefinitely or tried to be sold tomorrow. SYNTERRA helps quickly serve the queue, see stock and prices, process write-offs, and maintain availability of the most in-demand items.
A bakery needs to keep a delicate balance: not to leave the showcase empty at peak and not to turn an extra issue into an evening write-off.
The buyer does not find their favorite item and changes their usual route.
A small check does not tolerate a long search for a product and price.
Stock looks larger than actual, and the cause of losses is not recorded.
Purchase changes, but the bakery price does not always reflect the new cost.
The cash register quickly records sales, the warehouse shows the actual stock, write-offs explain losses, and ASP helps replenish popular items on time.
ASP marks items whose stock has dropped to the established minimum and shows the quantity to be replenished. The team reacts before an empty display destroys the customer's morning habit.
Every action updates the overall picture, so employees do not need to transfer numbers between the cash register, notebook, and spreadsheet.
Process product receipt.
Indicate the price and markup.
Quickly process the position at the checkout.
Record unsold products.
Reconcile receipts and day total.
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.
The simple interface helps serve the queue faster.
Bread, pastries, and desserts are separated by items.
The owner sees purchasing and retail.
Unsold products are recorded with a reason.
The system shows that it is time to replenish.
Receipts, payments, discounts, and refunds are gathered together.
You see what really sells fresh, what gets written off, and which items form the habit of returning.
Yes. Each item has a name, price, markup, and stock in a single catalog.
The cash register workstation combines shift opening, sales, reports, and shift closing.
Yes. Write-off is documented with reason, quantity, amount, and responsible person.
Yes. Purchase and retail prices and markup percentage are visible for each item.
ASP highlights items below the set stock level and calculates the quantity to be replenished.
Yes. The receipt log stores the date, cashier, amount, payment method, and type of transaction.
Yes. The report shows receipts, payments, discounts, returns, and the sales total.
Submit a request and specify the assortment, points of sale, and cash registers. We will show the configuration for your bakery.
Let's analyze the assortment, cash register, prices, stock, write-offs, and ASP. You will see how to maintain popular positions and understand the result of each day.