Features
Twenty-nine modules across retail operations, wholesale logistics, manufacturing, and online commerce — five of them switched on for everybody. Each one below is fully implemented and tested in production.
The counter
The day’s rate, published once. Everything priced anywhere reads it from here.
Every piece, its weight, its purity and where it is standing — as a movement ledger, so a balance is always explained by the entries that made it.
Read moreOrders to your suppliers, goods received against them, and a return that raises the debit note rather than quietly editing history.
Read moreOne record per person, whatever name the bill was written in, with duplicates merged rather than multiplied.
Read morePrice a piece at the counter, hand over an estimate, and turn it into a bill without keying it twice.
Read moreA handwritten estimate or a supplier’s bill photographed and turned into a draft you check rather than retype.
Somebody else’s spreadsheet, in whatever shape it arrived, read into your stock without a template to fill in first.
The books
Stock, sales and purchases, on the days you want them, without exporting anything to a spreadsheet first.
Read moreA filed tax invoice with an IRN on it, printed the way a customer expects to be handed one.
Read moreThe other half of a sale: a return that points at the invoice it reverses, and a note that says so.
Read moreLedgers, a trial balance and the statutory reporting — figures that reconcile to what you actually filed.
Read moreMonthly instalment schemes, the maturity that follows, and a customer who can see where they have got to.
Read morePledged-gold lending: what was taken in, what interest has accrued, and the redemption that closes it.
Read moreWhat is moving, what is sitting, and which of your branches is doing which — across the modules you run.
Read moreThe workshop
Jobs on the bench, metal issued against them, and finished goods that arrive back into stock as stock.
Read moreEvery gram in a karigar’s custody, the wastage agreed with them, and the account that settles it.
Read moreWho came in, at what hour they did, and what the month adds up to when it is time to pay them.
The shopfront
Your own storefront on your own domain, rendered on the server so it is read by search engines, not just browsers.
Read moreThe day’s rate and the news of an order, sent where your customers already read things.
Read moreA catalogue photograph out of a phone snap taken on the counter, so a new arrival is online the same afternoon.
Read morePage titles, descriptions and captions written from your own stock, so a search for what you sell finds you selling it.
A paragraph for every piece, in your shop’s voice, from the weight and the stones you already recorded.
A public website — pages, sections, media — for a business that isn’t a jeweller and doesn’t need a jeweller’s catalogue.
A simple product list — name, price, photo, stock — for any small business.
Underneath all of it
Core modules are never gated and cannot be switched off. They are on for every shop, on every plan, from the first minute.
Start on the free trial, or book a walkthrough and we will set the first branch up with you.
