Shops, bottle stores, hardware, wholesale

Know what you hold, what it cost, and what it made you.

A sale drops the stock, books the margin and posts to the ledger in the same second the customer pays. So the shelf, the till and the report finally agree, and short cash stops being something you find out about weeks later.

Bottle stores, liquor outlets, kiosks, tuckshops, supermarkets, bars and forecourts selling over a counter. Hardware, spare parts, agro-dealers, pharmacies, wholesalers and distributors selling on account. Plenty of you do both.

See it running a shop WhatsApp sales

From $39/moPer site, not per user30-day Launch Sprint

Built against ZIMRA's FDMS specification

Keeps selling and signing when the line drops

Priced per site, never per user

Built and supported in Zimbabwe

What it costs you now

Most shops lose more at the counter than they do on price.

A case here, a short till there, capital parked in stock nobody wants. None of it looks like theft on the day. Add it up over a year and it is usually bigger than the discount you argued over with your supplier.

The drawer and the till report disagree, and nobody can say which cashier or which shift, so the loss just gets absorbed.

Capital sits in lines that have not moved since March, while the fast seller you actually make money on is out of stock again.

Deliveries, transfers and supplier notes get re-keyed by hand, and every re-key is a chance to lose a case of stock on paper.

Comparing two branches means waiting for two spreadsheets from two people who are both busy.

How a sale runs

From the shelf to the bank, in one straight line.

Every step writes to the same record, so nothing gets typed twice and nothing quietly goes missing between the counter and the books.

01Order
02Check stock
03Pick and issue
04Invoice
05Payment
06Reorder

Over the counter

Bottle stores, liquor outlets, kiosks, tuckshops, supermarkets, bars, forecourts

There is no quote and no order. Somebody walks in, pays and walks out, and the whole sale is one action at the till. Which means every dollar you protect is protected in the second afterwards: the stock drops, the fiscal receipt prints, the cash is counted against what the shift should have taken.

Ring it upTake cash, card or EcoCashStock dropsFiscal receiptClose the shift

On account

Hardware, spare parts, agro-dealers, wholesale, distribution

A customer asks for a price, and the quote comes off live stock and your real cost, so you know the margin before you send it. Then you pick, deliver, invoice from what actually left the yard, and chase the balance with a statement instead of a phone call.

QuoteOrderPick and deliverInvoiceCollect

What you actually get

The four things that stop the leak.

Nothing exotic. Just the parts of a shop that have to agree with each other, finally agreeing with each other.

Till, tender and cash-up

Fast entry, split payments across cash, card and EcoCash, returns and held carts, then a shift close that shows variance by till and by cashier before anybody goes home.

Stock that moves when the stock moves

Purchase orders, receiving, transfers between branches, counts and reorder points that fire on their own instead of waiting for someone to notice.

Invoices, accounts and what you are owed

Quotes, invoices, part-payments, statements and an ageing list that tells you exactly who is sitting on your money and for how long.

Branch by branch, side by side

Sales, stock cover, cash-up status and margin for every branch on one screen, without phoning anyone for a file.

What changes

What the first month should put back in your pocket.

Agreed with you before go-live and checked afterwards. One caught cash-up, one dead-stock order avoided, and the subscription has already paid for itself.

Short cash is traced to a shift and a person the same day, not written off at month end.

Dead stock gets spotted while it is still worth something.

Reordering runs off live cover, so you stop paying for panic buys.

Fiscal receipts issue from the sale itself, and ZIMRA records are clean without a second exercise.

$31/moWhere one till and 5 staff accounts start, paid annually

$0What adding another cashier costs, up to your seat ceiling

OfflineKeeps selling through load-shedding, syncs after

What it costs

The price is on the table before you spend an hour on a demo.

Priced per site, with every cashier and clerk included up to your seat ceiling. Pay for the year and pay 20% less. Onboarding is a published one-off fee, so you can see what you are buying.

Starting point

From $39/mo

Priced per site with seats included up to your ceiling. Onboarding is scoped and quoted separately, before you commit to anything.

See full pricing

Core platformSellStockBooksRetail pack

Not quite you?

Money leaves a garage differently to a bottle store.

If your business straddles two of these, that is normal, and it is still one system either way.

From $39/mo

Sellers

Bottle stores, kiosks, forecourts, supermarkets, hardware, spare parts, wholesale

Know what you hold, what it cost, and what it made you.

See it running a shop

From $117/mo

Service providers

Cleaning, security, IT, logistics, plant hire, contractors, consultancies

Bill every hour you worked, not every hour someone remembered.

See it running a contract

From $29/mo

Workshops

Garages, panel beaters, fitment centres, equipment repair, dealer service bays

Every part on the job card. Every hour on the invoice.

See it running a job card

From $29/mo

Manufacturers

Food and beverage, fabrication, packaging, furniture, chemicals, assembly

Know what a unit costs you before you agree a price.

See it running a batch

From $117/mo

Sales teams

Field sales, distributor reps, B2B account teams, dealership floors

Quotes off real stock. Follow-ups that happen. Commission nobody argues about.

See it running a pipeline

From $249/term

Schools

Private, mission, boarding and group schools. Priced per campus, per term, against enrolment.

Fees collected on time, and one student record instead of four.

Arrange a school consultation

Next step

See Corelith running a seller workflow.

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.

See it running a shop Or message us on WhatsApp

30-day money-back guarantee · no per-user fees · your data exports at any time

From $19/monthPer site, never per user

Find your setup

Shops, bottle stores, hardware, wholesale

Know what you hold, what it cost, and what it made you.

See it running a shop WhatsApp sales

From $39/moPer site, not per user30-day Launch Sprint

Built against ZIMRA's FDMS specification

Keeps selling and signing when the line drops

Priced per site, never per user

Built and supported in Zimbabwe

What it costs you now

Most shops lose more at the counter than they do on price.

The drawer and the till report disagree, and nobody can say which cashier or which shift, so the loss just gets absorbed.

Capital sits in lines that have not moved since March, while the fast seller you actually make money on is out of stock again.

Deliveries, transfers and supplier notes get re-keyed by hand, and every re-key is a chance to lose a case of stock on paper.

Comparing two branches means waiting for two spreadsheets from two people who are both busy.

How a sale runs

From the shelf to the bank, in one straight line.

Every step writes to the same record, so nothing gets typed twice and nothing quietly goes missing between the counter and the books.

01Order
02Check stock
03Pick and issue
04Invoice
05Payment
06Reorder

Over the counter

Bottle stores, liquor outlets, kiosks, tuckshops, supermarkets, bars, forecourts

Ring it upTake cash, card or EcoCashStock dropsFiscal receiptClose the shift

On account

Hardware, spare parts, agro-dealers, wholesale, distribution

QuoteOrderPick and deliverInvoiceCollect

What you actually get

The four things that stop the leak.

Nothing exotic. Just the parts of a shop that have to agree with each other, finally agreeing with each other.

Till, tender and cash-up

Fast entry, split payments across cash, card and EcoCash, returns and held carts, then a shift close that shows variance by till and by cashier before anybody goes home.

Stock that moves when the stock moves

Purchase orders, receiving, transfers between branches, counts and reorder points that fire on their own instead of waiting for someone to notice.

Invoices, accounts and what you are owed

Quotes, invoices, part-payments, statements and an ageing list that tells you exactly who is sitting on your money and for how long.

Branch by branch, side by side

Sales, stock cover, cash-up status and margin for every branch on one screen, without phoning anyone for a file.

What changes

What the first month should put back in your pocket.

Agreed with you before go-live and checked afterwards. One caught cash-up, one dead-stock order avoided, and the subscription has already paid for itself.

Short cash is traced to a shift and a person the same day, not written off at month end.

Dead stock gets spotted while it is still worth something.

Reordering runs off live cover, so you stop paying for panic buys.

Fiscal receipts issue from the sale itself, and ZIMRA records are clean without a second exercise.

$31/moWhere one till and 5 staff accounts start, paid annually

$0What adding another cashier costs, up to your seat ceiling

OfflineKeeps selling through load-shedding, syncs after

What it costs

The price is on the table before you spend an hour on a demo.

Priced per site, with every cashier and clerk included up to your seat ceiling. Pay for the year and pay 20% less. Onboarding is a published one-off fee, so you can see what you are buying.

Starting point

From $39/mo

Priced per site with seats included up to your ceiling. Onboarding is scoped and quoted separately, before you commit to anything.

See full pricing

Core platformSellStockBooksRetail pack

Not quite you?

Money leaves a garage differently to a bottle store.

If your business straddles two of these, that is normal, and it is still one system either way.

From $39/mo

Sellers

Bottle stores, kiosks, forecourts, supermarkets, hardware, spare parts, wholesale

Know what you hold, what it cost, and what it made you.

See it running a shop

From $117/mo

Service providers

Cleaning, security, IT, logistics, plant hire, contractors, consultancies

Bill every hour you worked, not every hour someone remembered.

See it running a contract

From $29/mo

Workshops

Garages, panel beaters, fitment centres, equipment repair, dealer service bays

Every part on the job card. Every hour on the invoice.

See it running a job card

From $29/mo

Manufacturers

Food and beverage, fabrication, packaging, furniture, chemicals, assembly

Know what a unit costs you before you agree a price.

See it running a batch

From $117/mo

Sales teams

Field sales, distributor reps, B2B account teams, dealership floors

Quotes off real stock. Follow-ups that happen. Commission nobody argues about.

See it running a pipeline

From $249/term

Schools

Private, mission, boarding and group schools. Priced per campus, per term, against enrolment.

Fees collected on time, and one student record instead of four.

Arrange a school consultation

Next step

See Corelith running a seller workflow.

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.

See it running a shop Or message us on WhatsApp

30-day money-back guarantee · no per-user fees · your data exports at any time

From $19/monthPer site, never per user

Find your setup