Every style multiplies into dozens of stock lines
Size crossed with colour turns one product into a matrix. Managing that as separate products makes reordering a spreadsheet exercise.
Apparel stock is a grid, not a list. One style, eight sizes, four colours — thirty-two things to count, and the one that sells out is never the one you over-ordered.
Size crossed with colour turns one product into a matrix. Managing that as separate products makes reordering a spreadsheet exercise.
One outlet has three of a size nobody there wants; another has been out for a fortnight. The stock exists — it is just in the wrong place.
Discounting is normal in apparel. What matters is knowing what margin is left after it, per line, at the end of the season.
One style holds its full matrix of variations, each with a barcode and stock figure, so reordering reads as a grid rather than a list.
Explore EncoderPOS inventorySee where a size actually is and move it to the outlet that can sell it, as a recorded transfer.
Explore EncoderPOS multi-branchLine and invoice discounts are recorded against the sale, and profit reporting nets them against the cost carried by each unit.
Explore EncoderPOS reports & analyticsYes. Variations sit on a single style record, each with its own barcode and stock level.
Yes. Discounts are recorded on the sale and profit reporting nets them against the cost captured on the sale line.
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