Everything a busy shop leans on.
Categories, favourites and live search across names, barcodes, SKUs and PLU codes. Built to carry a full convenience range without slowing down.
Sales draw down stock automatically. Stocktakes, waste, purchase orders and deliveries keep the counts honest, with reorder suggestions when lines run low.
Print price labels with printed barcodes one at a time, in bulk, or just for the products whose price changed since the last run.
Deposit Return Scheme deposits outside VAT, 5-cent cash rounding, Challenge 25 age checks and five VAT rate codes come as standard, not as add-ons.
Cost and price on every product, gross profit by category, and a margin guard listing anything selling below your target.
Update a whole category's prices in one move, bring your range in from a spreadsheet, and keep every branch in step automatically.
Shelf edges that keep up with your prices.
Change a price in the back office and the POS knows which labels are now wrong. Print just those, walk the aisle once, and the shelf edge matches the screen again. On the Plus and Pro plans, with any Brother QL-class label printer.
- Price labels with the barcode, product and price laid out to be read at a glance
- A changed-prices queue, so you never reprint the whole shop
- Bulk runs from any filtered product list
One shop or ten, one platform.
SAORA is multi-branch from the ground up. Add a second location and it appears in the same back office, with its own stations, stock and figures, and the same rules about who sees what.
- Each branch runs its own catalogue view, prices and stations
- Owners compare branches side by side; managers see only their own
- One customer directory across the whole business
- New stations pull the full catalogue on sign-in, ready to trade
Growing past a couple of branches? Area managers get manager-grade access across their own region, owners get side-by-side comparisons, and head office decides exactly which sections each person can open.
See per-branch pricing →Give the counter an upgrade.
Bring your range in from a spreadsheet, set your prices, and trade the same week.