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Retail businesses

Know what sold. Know what comes next.

Keep what you sell, what is on the shelf and what the customer ordered in the same picture, online and at the counter.

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A day inside · Everyday Goods
Everyday Goods
Ceramic cup
Ceramic cup

Ceramic cup · warm white

Canvas carry bag
Canvas carry bag

Canvas carry bag · natural

Desk notebook
Desk notebook

Desk notebook · ruled

01

A shop that is easy to run

Follow the work · Everyday Goods

One cup sold. The same record everywhere.

Everyday Goods is selling a warm-white ceramic cup on EG-0824. The basket, stock and recorded costs need to refer to that same item and order. Keep the canvas bag and notebook distinct while the counter stays busy.

Follow this exampleEG-0824
The decision

Does the sale leave an identifiable stock and financial record?

01

Make the chosen cup recognisable.

The warm-white cup, canvas bag and ruled notebook have separate product records. EG-0824 follows the cup throughout this example.

Explore the example range
Ceramic cup

Catalogue · Everyday Goods

Ceramic cup

Ceramic cup · warm white

Rate
per item
Available quantity
16
Canvas carry bagCanvas carry bag · naturalDesk notebookDesk notebook · ruled

Example snapshot · EG-0824

02

Complete one identifiable sale.

The basket carries EG-0824, its item and amount. Complete it once and inspect the stock and financial changes in the same local workspace.

Try the sample basket

EG-0824 · Mariam

Order EG-0824

Ceramic cup

4.500

Total
Complete salePaid

Example snapshot · EG-0824

03

Read the day with its costs.

Stock purchasing, counter-team work and packing/premises costs appear separately. The result depends on the costs actually recorded.

Read the recorded result

16 October 2026 · recorded example day

Estimated profit

Revenue

Expenses

Stock purchasingTeam & studioPacking & operationsEstimated profit

Where the money went

Stock purchasing

Team & studio

Packing & operations

Recorded costs only; review missing expenses before interpreting profit.

Example snapshot · EG-0824

Retail businesses

Try the workflow yourself.

Choose a step to open the relevant screen. Explore the example at your own pace; changes stay in this preview.

Illustrative data. Explore the workflow.

POSEveryday Goods

EG-0824 · Mariam

1Ceramic cupCeramic cup
Canvas carry bagCanvas carry bag
Desk notebookDesk notebook

Order EG-0824

Ceramic cup

4.500

1
Total

Retail businesses

Before you choose your workflow

Can staff sell the same catalogue in store and online?

Use the catalogue, sales and enabled website workflows for the business. Review the item, quantity and branch context before recording the order.

How does a sale connect to stock?

The example reduces the purchased quantities and keeps the same product names in the sale and stock records. Verify that full workflow with a small real test in your configured workspace.

Why is the profit figure labelled estimated?

It reflects recorded revenue and costs. Missing expenses or a different date range can change the interpretation, so review the inputs before making a business decision.

Retail businesses

Start with the products your team sells every day.

Add a few everyday products and their costs, complete one sale and inspect the resulting records.

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Enabled apps, your plan and permissions determine which workflows are available.