Why retail loses money invisibly
A growing shop accumulates systems: a till that records sales, a spreadsheet for stock, an accountant working from receipts, and purchasing decided by whoever notices an empty shelf. Nothing reconciles, so shrinkage is invisible, dead stock accumulates, and nobody can say which products actually make money. By the time a problem shows in the bank balance it has been running for months.
What we build for a retailer
First, point of sale connected to stock in real time, so every sale moves inventory and shrinkage becomes visible. Second, purchasing driven by sales velocity, which is what stops both stockouts and dead stock. Third, multi-store control with transfers and per-store pricing, since a second shop doubles the chaos otherwise. Fourth, reporting that reconciles with the till and the accountant, including margin per product, which is the number most retailers have never seen.