Point of sale · Electronics
High value, low volume,and a warranty on every box.
Selling appliances and electronics means few sales but big ones, each with a serial number, a warranty and often a payment plan. Table keeps all three attached to the sale.
The real problems
What actually goes wrong without the right system.
A warranty claim becomes an argument
Twelve months later, nobody can prove what was sold, when, or with how much cover. You either eat the repair or lose the customer.
Wholesale and walk-in blur together
The contractor buying six units shouldn't pay the same as the family buying one — but if the price lives in someone's head, the discount is whatever they remember.
Big-ticket items get paid in instalments
The customer takes the fridge and pays over three months. Tracked on paper, you can't tell who's behind until you go looking.
Built for this
What you actually get.
Serial number and warranty per unit
Record the serial and the warranty months on the line as you sell it, so a claim is a lookup instead of a debate.
Wholesale price tiers
Up to three price levels per product, switched at the cart or per line, so trade pricing is consistent no matter who is at the till.
Instalments on account
Leave the balance on the customer's account and take payments against it, with the full history and how long each balance has been open.
Supplier payables
Every delivery recorded against its supplier, with what's still owed visible — the buying side as clear as the selling side.
Profit you can actually see
Cost, margin and net profit reports per item and per period, so you know which lines carry the shop and which just occupy the shelf.
Dual currency, live rate
Price in dollars, take lira, give change in either — with the rate snapshotted at the moment of sale.
Your showroom,tracked to the unit.
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