One product, several units of sale
A bag, a box and a pallet are the same stock at different prices. Handling them as separate products makes the stock figure meaningless.
Hardware sells the same item three ways — one to a walk-in, a box to a builder, a pallet to a contractor — often on account, often with a quotation first.
A bag, a box and a pallet are the same stock at different prices. Handling them as separate products makes the stock figure meaningless.
Builders settle monthly. Without a ledger and credit limit, the outstanding balance is guesswork and the awkward conversation comes later.
Contractors want a price in writing before they commit, and expect the invoice to match it exactly.
Price by the unit or by the pack against the same stock record, with the right price applied at the till.
Explore EncoderPOS point of saleAccount customers get a ledger, a credit limit checked at the counter, and installment support for larger jobs.
Explore EncoderPOS sales & quotationsQuote the job, convert it in one click when it is won, and keep the trail from estimate to payment.
Explore EncoderPOS sales & quotationsOffline support means the counter keeps trading when the connection does not.
Explore EncoderPOS offline billingYes. Bulk and unit pricing sit against the same stock record, so the stock figure stays correct however it is sold.
Yes. Each account customer has a ledger with a credit limit enforced at the counter and a full payment history.
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