Point of sale · Bookshops
Ten thousand titles,and one of them is on the shelf.
A bookshop's problem is never the sale, it's the catalogue — thousands of slow-moving titles plus a stationery rush every September. Table handles the size of it.
The real problems
What actually goes wrong without the right system.
Typing the catalogue in would take a month
Thousands of titles, each with an ISBN and a price. Entering them one at a time is why most shops never start.
Most stock barely moves
A handful of titles pay the rent, and the rest sit for years. Without knowing which is which, you keep reordering the wrong ones.
September is a different shop
The school-list rush is a month of high volume, big multi-item baskets and accounts for schools and parents — nothing like the rest of the year.
Built for this
What you actually get.
Scan the ISBN
The barcode on the back is the product code. Scan to sell, scan to receive, scan to check a price.
Import the whole catalogue
Bring the entire list in from CSV or XML. The import previews before it writes, matches on code or barcode, and blocks duplicates.
Dead stock, named
A report that lists exactly what hasn't sold, so the reorder is based on what actually moves, not on what you remember ordering.
School and parent accounts
Put a list on an account, take payment later, and see every open balance and how old it is.
Stationery by barcode and pack
Pens, notebooks and packs of ten all handled, with stock counted in single pieces however you sell them.
Dual currency, live rate
Price in dollars, take lira, give change in either — with the rate snapshotted at the moment of sale.
Your bookshop,catalogued properly.
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