Inventory and POS for electronics and mobile shops
Electronics punishes sloppy records twice: once when cost moves faster than your price list, and again when a customer comes back in month eight with a warranty claim and you cannot prove what you sold them.
What changes for this trade
Cost moves after you have ordered
Purchase orders go out before the rate is settled, which is how import actually works. The price is captured at goods receipt and backfilled to the order, so margin is what you really paid rather than an average that drifts.
A sale you cannot trace is a warranty you cannot refuse
Every sale keeps what was sold, at what price, to whom and by which staff member. When a claim arrives, the record exists.
High-value stock walks
Every stock movement is attributable — who moved it, when, and between which locations. Shrinkage stops being a mystery you absorb at year end.
Accessories are where the margin actually is
Margin by product shows which low-ticket lines carry the shop, instead of judging the month by handset volume.
- Cost captured at goods receipt
- Supplier ledger with running balance
- Full movement history per item
- Barcode scanning at the counter and the door
- Margin by product and category
- Roles that hide cost price from cashiers
When this is the wrong plan
If you are not holding stock yet — selling made-to-order, or only through Instagram DMs — start on the free OrderLink page instead. It costs nothing and you can move up when the volume is real.
Asked and answered
Yes, and this is the normal path rather than a workaround. Orders go out without a price, the rate is entered when the goods land, and the order and the vendor ledger are both updated from what you actually paid.
Try it before you pay for it
14 days free, every feature unlocked, no card required. Then from Rs 500 a month depending on what you actually use.