Multiple stores ·
Before you reorder, check the stock in your other store
Move the products you already own when another location can spare them, instead of buying twice.

Inventix at bitPlugins
zamandevs works on Inventix at bitPlugins. These guides explain the product through real screens, practical retail examples and the everyday questions store owners ask.
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Multiple stores ·
Move the products you already own when another location can spare them, instead of buying twice.
POS & checkout ·
Separate sales from money received, count the drawer and leave the next shift a record they can understand.
Your team ·
Choose available workspace labels for your team without changing the stock, customer records or currency underneath.
Purchasing ·
Receive the goods that arrived, keep the supplier reference and follow the balance without buying the same stock twice.
Reports ·
Keep partial payments and later collections connected to the customer and the original sale.
Reports ·
Bring shop spending into your daily review without confusing stock purchases, payments and profit.
Inventory ·
Give sizes, colors and pack quantities a clear place in your catalogue before they become stock mistakes.
Mobile retail ·
Test a real sale, a delivery and a second location instead of choosing from a long list of promises.
Multi-store retail ·
Keep one catalogue, separate location quantities and a clear record when stock moves between stores.
Mobile retail ·
Check stock, follow sales and manage your stores without waiting to get back to a desk.
Getting started ·
Prepare a small file, match its columns and check the result before moving your full catalogue.
Reports and decisions ·
Review sales, collected payments, returns and balances without confusing one total with another.
Inventory Management ·
Work out when to reorder, spot spare stock in another store and keep your next delivery from becoming a last-minute rush.
POS & Sales ·
Test one complete sale, receipt and report with the equipment and staff account you will use.
Inventory Management ·
Find the cause of a mismatch before another adjustment hides it.