SKU = Product + Colour + Version. Size lives in stock and billing, not the code.
Enter Department, Category and Product Name. If it already exists, its code appears automatically — if not, you can create one on the spot, including its default price.
Pick a colour, or add a new one — it's saved for next time.
Optional — attach a photo of this SKU. Resized automatically, stored in R2.
Record initial stock. Add another line for each size/location combination this batch covers.
The SKU code is Product-Colour-Version, e.g. SCL-PC-01 — it
stops at the version, no size. The first time a Product + Colour combination is created
it becomes version 01 automatically. Build that exact combination again and you'll be
asked whether to create a new version (02, 03, …) or go manage the existing one's stock.
Size is tracked as part of stock (this page) and chosen again at billing time. Each
version sets its own price.
| Size | Location | Quantity |
|---|
Quantity is colour-coded — red is low stock, green is healthy stock.
Select a SKU from the list to view and adjust its stock.
Every SKU with its current total quantity and a size/location breakdown, one row per SKU.
Enter the customer's phone number first — if they've billed before, their name is suggested automatically, so the same person is never billed as two different customers. Search for a product by code or name, choose its size and quantity. Prices are entered inclusive of GST — the 5% split is shown only at the bill total, after any discount. Split the payment across more than one method if needed — the first method's amount fills in automatically from whatever's left. Saving deducts stock and opens a print-ready bill (the customer's name and phone aren't printed on it, only kept on file here).
Import an updated master CSV (same columns as the original file, plus Price). New rows are added; existing ones (by department + category + name) are skipped.
Business details used on printed bills, and a shop-wide default billing location (a user's own personal default, set from the Billing tab, takes priority over this).
Owner — full access, and the only login that can manage other logins; it can never be deleted. Level 02 — full access except user management and Analytics. Level 03 — level 02, minus clear-history and delete-bill. Level 04 — billing only, no add/edit permission anywhere.
Date-wise orders, items sold, and overall sales amount (grand total, after discount).
Date-wise sales amount split across how it was paid.