Questions
The useful questions are never about how many features exist. They are about what this costs, what it saves, what happens to the records you already have, and what the week after go-live actually looks like.
General
If one of these answers is a dealbreaker for your business, it is much cheaper to find out on this page than three weeks into a rollout.
You may not need to replace the till so much as connect it. A POS takes the money and tells nobody, so purchasing, costing and the books all find out later. Corelith runs the sale and everything the sale causes in one place, so the drawer, the shelf and the ledger agree by the end of the shift.
Then you skip the quote, the order and the invoice, and you keep the part that protects your cash. Stock drops as it sells, the fiscal receipt comes off the same action, and the shift cash-up shows variance by till and by cashier before anybody goes home.
Paid annually, which is what we quote: Fiscal at $15 (1 site, 3 users), Start at $31 (1 site, 5 users), Grow at $79 (3 sites, 20 users), Scale at $159 (25 sites, 60 users), Gold Edition at $239 (3 sites, 25 users), Enterprise from $359 (unlimited sites, unlimited users). Month to month costs the full rate, so paying for the year is 20% off. There is no per-user charge until you pass your seat ceiling, so adding a cashier or a technician costs nothing. Onboarding is a published one-off: Fiscal nothing, Start nothing, Grow $250, Scale $250, Gold Edition $500, Enterprise scoped with you.
That is a fair worry, and it is usually a training and workflow problem rather than a software one. The daily screens are built for a phone in a yard or a bay, training happens on your own data during the Launch Sprint, and we check adoption during the first month instead of leaving you to it. If your team is still on the notebook after go-live, we have not finished the job.
Yes. Sales, stock movements and attendance keep working offline and sync as soon as the connection returns. Load-shedding stops the lights, not the shop.
Yes, the FDMS integration is part of the product. The fiscal receipt is issued from the same sale that drops your stock and posts to your books, so there is no separate step for anyone to forget.
Yes. Products, customers, suppliers, opening stock and opening balances are loaded during the Launch Sprint within a scope we agree with you first, so you open on correct figures rather than starting the year twice.
Your business runs in its own workspace. Roles and permission limits decide who can see or change what, and every record carries who created, approved or changed it. You can export everything at any time, and it stays yours.
Your data stays yours and exports at any time. Cancel within the first 30 days and you get your money back. After that, access runs to the end of the period you have paid for, and you take an export of your records with you.
A blank account tells you very little about software like this, because the value only shows up once your own stock, customers and prices are in it. What works is a demo running your own workflow, then a scoped Launch Sprint with targets agreed in writing, backed by the 30-day money-back guarantee.
Schools
Schools budget per term, decide by committee and answer to the ministry, so they get their own answers and their own page.
Because that is how a school's money arrives. Fees come in three times a year, so a monthly debit hits an account that is empty for large parts of it. A term price sits inside the same budget line the board already approves, and there are three of them a year.
They come with you. Data migration is a scoped, one-off item at $199: students, guardians, classes, fee structures and outstanding balances are imported so you open the new term with correct opening figures rather than a blank system and a backlog.
Yes. Attendance capture and fee receipting keep working with no connection and sync once it returns. A school day should not stop because the line does.
No. The parent portal opens in a browser on any phone. Balances, statements and results are there without anybody ringing the bursar, which is where most of the office's lost time goes.
Yes. Every campus keeps its own registers, fee structure and staff, while the group consolidates into one set of books and one reporting line. The Group band is quoted, and the per-student rate stays below the Premier band so growing never costs you more per head.
Next step
Tell us your trade, your sites, what you use today and where you think the money is going. You get a demo running your own workflow and a straight view of what closing that gap is worth in a month.
30-day money-back guarantee · no per-user fees · your data exports at any time