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Orders and customers
- Measurements kept per customer, with every piece you have made for them.
- Deposits and balances to the naira, and what is overdue surfaced without you looking.
- Fittings and due dates on one calendar rather than in four different places.
- Invoices, receipts and job sheets on your own letterhead.
- Late work is loud, colour coded rather than buried in a report.
- Every maker sees their own pile when they open the app.
- The customer hears from you when the stage moves, in a message that is ready to send.
- Dispatch and delivery on the same record, so what has left the workroom is still accounted for.
- It comes off the count when a job uses it or a customer takes it.
- Low stock warnings before you find out at the cutting table.
- What a job ate in materials shows up in what that job made.
- Vendors and suppliers with what you paid and what you still owe.
- Profit per order, what a job actually made after everything it cost you.
- Money in, by where it came from, the studio, Instagram and WhatsApp on separate lines.
- Pay worked out for you, from the jobs each person finished, with payslips at the end of it.
- Rota, attendance and leave, hours recorded rather than remembered.
- Branches, each outlet with its own staff, stock and takings.
- Reports you can hand over, period by period, branch by branch.
- Android, iPhone, Windows and Mac, with nothing to download from a store.
- A dropped line never costs you an order.
- Built for a phone first, not a desktop page squeezed onto one.
- Who did what, and who is allowed to. Roles that fit a real workroom, and a record of every change.
- Your data stays yours. Everything exports, any day you ask, in a file you can open anywhere.
- Each outlet its own line, with what it took, what is active and what is running late.
- The red as well as the green. What is owed and what is overdue sit next to the takings, because that is the half you act on.
- One set of books, split by outlet the moment you want it and rolled up when you do not.
- Hidden until you need it. On your own, none of this is there. It appears when you open the second one.