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Every stock alert becomes a purchase to plan: you track what has been ordered from suppliers, what has arrived and what is still expected, so you reorder before a shortage rather than in the middle of a rush.
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Pick the channel, add the items, confirm: the order advances all the way to payment. Demo mockup, illustrative data.
Supplier order
Three direct effects on your service, with no new tool to learn.
When an ingredient nears its threshold, the stock alert turns into a purchase to prepare, not a last-minute scramble. You build the supplier order from what is actually missing, and you avoid the classic scenario: discovering the shortage on a Friday night, right when service is at its busiest of the week.
Orders placed with your suppliers are recorded in the same tool as inventory: what has been ordered, received or still expected stays visible per product. You know when to expect a delivery, compare received quantities with what was promised, and keep your purchase history without digging through paper delivery notes.
A sale decrements stock, a delivery increases it: both movements are linked, so your inventory reflects what is actually in the storeroom. You stop ordering on instinct because the purchase notebook and the register figures have been telling two different stories for weeks on end, with nobody noticing the gap.
Modules already share the same data: switch on the ones you need, when you need them.
One system, configured for every business: retail, food service, services and mobile merchants.
Offline: the register keeps taking payments when the internet drops, then syncs.
100% Moroccan: technology designed for businesses in Morocco.
Compliant: VAT, sequential numbering and electronic invoicing.
One tool: sales, stock, team and reports in one place.
Each point of sale keeps its own sales and stock, with one consolidated view of the whole business.
From the first demo to the first shift, the setup is done together with your team.
More modules of the same system, ready to switch on.
When an ingredient nears its threshold, the inventory alert asks you to prepare the purchase before the shortage, instead of reacting in the middle of a rush.
Yes, what has been ordered, received or still expected stays visible per product, with your purchase history kept without digging through paper delivery notes at the office.
Yes, a sale decrements stock and a delivery increases it: your inventory reflects what is actually in the storeroom, day after day, with no double entry.
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