Point of sale · Phone shops
Which handset,sold to whom, and when?
A phone shop sells one item worth hundreds and fifty worth a dollar, and the expensive one comes back six months later asking about warranty. Table records the serial on the sale so the answer takes a second.
The real problems
What actually goes wrong without the right system.
The warranty question has no answer
A customer comes back with a handset and a story. Without the IMEI tied to the sale, you're taking their word for when they bought it and what it cost.
Accessories walk
Cables, cases and chargers are small, numerous and easy to lose track of. Nobody notices a slow leak until the count at the end of the year.
Repairs sit in limbo
The phone is in the drawer, the customer will pay on collection, and meanwhile that money exists only in someone's memory.
Built for this
What you actually get.
IMEI and warranty on the sale
Attach the serial number and the warranty period to the line as you ring it. When the customer comes back, the sale, the date and the cover are all on record.
Accessories by barcode
Scan cables, cases and screens like any other stock item, with several barcodes per product for when the supplier changes packaging.
Repairs on account
Leave the job unpaid on the customer's account and settle it when they collect, with the full history of what was taken and when.
Wholesale and retail prices
Up to three price tiers per product, so the shop next door buying ten cases doesn't pay the walk-in price — switched per sale or per line.
Variations that make sense
One product, many storage sizes and colours, each with its own price and its own stock count.
Dual currency, live rate
Price in dollars, take lira, give change in either — with the rate snapshotted at the moment of sale.
Your shop,serial by serial.
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