Industries

Eleven kinds of shop Dashing knows well.

A pharmacy lives on expiry dates, a clothing shop on sizes, a gold shop on the gram. Each has a page on what in Dashing matters to that trade, with numbers from the code, and ends with its limits. Table-service restaurants are deliberately not included.

For grocery

Grocery & supermarket

A grocery and supermarket cashier: carton and piece with a barcode each, typed weights, batches sold nearest-expiry first, a reorder point per item, and it works offline.

For clothing

Clothing shops

A POS for clothing shops: each size and colour sells by its barcode under one parent, returns and exchanges with or without a receipt, dated offers, gift cards, loyalty.

For electronics

Electronics

For electronics shops: a serial per device from receiving to return, installments with a plan on the invoice, dollar quotes with the books in dinars, credit limits.

For mobile shops

Mobile phone shops

For mobile shops: an IMEI per device, repair work orders from intake to invoice with parts and labour, installments, an accessories grid, dollar quotes.

For cosmetics

Cosmetics

A POS for cosmetics and perfume shops: batches sold nearest-expiry first, a card for what expires within 30 days, dated offers, loyalty, a card for a regular who left.

For pharmacies

Pharmacies

A retail pharmacy POS: nearest expiry sold first, a card for what expires within 30 days, cycle counts that do not stop selling, supplier quotes compared, works offline.

For auto parts

Auto parts

For auto parts shops: a price list per workshop applied when picked at the till, credit limits, a WhatsApp statement link valid 30 days, quotes that become invoices.

For hardware

Hardware & building supplies

A POS for hardware and building-supply shops: one item in several units (metre, carton, piece, kilo) with a barcode each, fractional quantities, receiving in parts.

For gold & jewellery

Gold & jewellery

For gold and jewellery shops: sales by the gram with fractions, dollar quotes with the books in dinars, a number per piece, installments, and a blind drawer count.

For bakeries

Bakeries

A POS for bakeries: sales by kilo and piece, a standing order per restaurant invoiced daily or weekly to its account, a dawn shift report compared with last week.

For cafés

Cafés & quick-service counters

A POS for cafés, juice bars and quick-service counters: a photo grid, F1 to F10, a shift per drawer, loyalty and gift cards, staff hours, expenses. No tables.