🛒 Shops and retail
Know what is on the shelf, what is selling, and what is quietly disappearing.
Whatever you call yours — supermarket, mini-market or kiosk, clothes and shoes, pharmacy — it is the same business underneath, and Monono arrives already set up for it.
What you told us hurts
And what happens instead.
“Stock on paper never matches stock on the shelf.”
Count the shelf against what the system holds, and see the difference in money rather than units.
“We find out something ran out when a customer asks for it.”
What is running out appears on the first screen, in days of cover rather than in units.
“No point-of-sale machine, so sales are written in a book.”
Sell from a phone: scan the barcode, take the money, and the sale posts itself to stock and the books.
“Things expire on the shelf and we notice when a customer complains.”
Batches carry their dates, the oldest sells first, and anything expired is refused at the till.
Who uses it, and what they open on
Nobody is handed a menu of everything| Role | Their first screen |
|---|---|
| Owner | Cash, margin, and what is running out |
| Shop manager | Selling, counts and receiving |
| Teller | The till, and the drawer at the end of the shift |
| Storekeeper | What arrived, what to count, what is at risk |