Roll management
A number and QR label for each roll, the length left after every cut, and its storage location, cost and movements.
Learn moreFabrics & textiles
Fabric Retail Stores
Link your warehouses to your branches and sell from the sales sheet with a barcode scanner, in one step that issues stock and posts the invoice. A dedicated POS cashier screen is not available yet.
Who it is for
Fabric shop owners who sell by length or roll and need to follow fabric stock and sales documents.
A practical workflow
This is an example process. Configure stages and records to match your operation.
Example workflow 1
Keep fabric materials and rolls recorded in warehouse stock.
Example workflow 2
On the sales sheet, choose a roll and sell a measured cut or a full roll.
Example workflow 3
Review the resulting sales document and stock records; no dedicated POS terminal is required.
What this helps you manage
Sales & purchases
Quotations, orders and invoices on one trade sheet, and a purchase cycle through to receiving.
Learn moreInventory & warehouses
Warehouses with shelf locations, packaging units, receipts, deliveries, transfers and counts.
Learn moreDirect sale
Sell from the sales sheet with a barcode scanner; stock is issued and the invoice is posted in one step, under the direct-sale permission.
Learn moreQuick cut
When selling by the metre, the cut is recorded and the stock updated in one server operation, and the remainder stays on the roll.
Learn moreA barcode per unit
Enter a barcode for each unit of measure of a material and scan it on the sales sheet.
Learn moreCommon questions
Is there a dedicated fabric POS screen?
No. Fabric can be sold from the sales sheet by metre or roll, with stock deduction and invoice posting in one step.
Can I use the example stages as-is?
Treat them as examples. Set up stages and records to fit your own workflow.