The price is quoted from memory
Different employees give different amounts for the same service.
The client hands over an item that is often more valuable than the service itself and wants clarity in billing. SYNTERRA integrates services, units of measurement, prices, cash register, materials, and reports — so that employees calculate consistently, and the owner can see the actual revenue and expenses.
Piece, kilogram, square meter, urgency, and complex processing should be counted the same by any employee.
Different employees give different amounts for the same service.
A carpet is counted as an item, linen — without exact weight, and the receipt raises questions.
Chemicals or packaging are missing exactly when the order has already been accepted.
Discounts, returns, and payment methods have to be collected manually.
The service has a price and unit, the cash register saves the receipt, the warehouse accounts for materials, and reports show the actual results of the day.
ASP shows in advance the materials whose stock has dropped to a minimum. You replenish chemicals, bags, and consumables before internal shortages affect a customer's promise.
Every action updates the overall picture, so employees do not need to transfer numbers between the cash register, notebook, and spreadsheet.
Find the exact service and unit.
Show a clear amount to the client.
Process the receipt in the selected way.
Record material consumption.
Reconcile documents 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.
Bed linen can be accounted for in kilograms.
Carpets and curtains have an appropriate unit.
Clothes and processing are counted individually.
Price and payment method are saved.
The system suggests restocking.
Are sales, discounts, and returns visible?
The client understands the price, the employee calculates the same way, and you see revenue and material usage without manual reconciliation.
Yes. For each service or item, a suitable unit of measurement is set.
Yes. The catalog retains the retail price, and for materials, the purchase price and markup are also available.
Yes. In the journal, you can see the date, cashier, amount, payment method, and operation type.
Yes. Materials are accepted at the warehouse, written off with documents, and controlled by the remaining stock.
ASP compares current stock with set levels and shows the quantity to order.
Yes. They are reflected in the receipts and the daily report.
Yes. The cash register, warehouse, reports, and settings are available according to the role.
Submit an application and list the main services, units of measurement, and number of locations. We will prepare a demonstration.
We will go over your services, units, prices, cash register, materials, and reports. You will see how to reduce disputes over cost and protect order fulfillment from a shortage of supplies.