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Your business, in your pocket and on your desk

Sell from any phone. Count the stock without a clipboard. Know today’s number before lunch. It is one system, so your phone and your computer never disagree.

9:41TODAY$2,48018% on last TuesdayLAST SEVEN DAYSRECENTLinen shirt ×2$90Canvas tote$32Rain jacket$78New sale

What changes

Four things you will notice in the first week

You will know today’s number before lunch

Every sale lands in the total the moment it happens. Open your phone anywhere and the day is already added up.

Tuesday, 1:30pm. $2,480, up 18% on last week.

You will stop finding out about stock the hard way

Every sale comes off the right shelf on its own, in the right shop. When something is running low, you hear before the customer does.

Linen shirts: 1,842 left, about 11 days at this rate.

Your staff sell from any phone, and only see what is theirs

Give a new hire the till and nothing else. A manager sees their shop. You see all of it.

Your cashier rings up a sale and never sees what it cost you.

You will ask a question instead of building a report

Type it the way you would say it. The answer uses your own numbers, and it can never change them.

“What should I reorder this week?”

At the counter

Ring it up, take the money, print the receipt. Twenty seconds, on a phone.

In the stockroom

Count a delivery in on the phone. The shelf number is right before the van leaves.

At the desk

Set up the team, design the paperwork, and go through the month line by line.

A Tuesday

What it actually looks like

Nothing below needs a spreadsheet, a meeting, or somebody technical. This is one ordinary day.

  1. 08:40On the phone

    A delivery turns up

    Your clerk counts it in on their phone. The shelf count is right before the van pulls away.

  2. 11:15On the phone

    A regular comes in

    Maya always buys linen shirts, so the counter offers them first. The weekend discount takes itself off the price.

  3. 13:30On the phone

    You are out at lunch

    You open your phone. Today is $2,480, which is 18% better than last Tuesday.

  4. 16:05At the desk

    Something looks off

    More jeans came back this week than usual. Ekynos says so before you order another box.

  5. 19:00At the desk

    You lock up

    Nobody stays behind to add it up. The day was counted while it happened.

Fits how you work

Your business already works a certain way. Keep it.

What you write down, what you send out, who can see it, and what you look at first thing. All of it bends to you, not the other way round.

Your own fields

Write down what matters to your trade

Every business keeps track of something nobody else does. Add a box for it, call it what you call it, and it shows up wherever you need it.

A fabric shop adds Fabric and Width to every product. A workshop adds Warranty until.

New product

NameLinen shirt
SKULIN-001
Price45.00
Your fields
FabricLinen
Width150 cm
Add another field
A sample product form with the usual name, SKU, and price boxes, followed by two the shop added itself: a fabric list set to linen and a width set to 150 centimetres.

Your own paperwork

Send the quote on Monday and the invoice on Friday, without retyping a line

Quote, work order, delivery note, invoice, receipt. Each one carries the last one forward, on your letterhead, in your wording. Skip the steps your business does not use.

The delivery note already knows what was quoted. The invoice already knows what was delivered.

One job

Riverside Café

Quote

Mon

Work order

Tue

Delivery note

Thu

Invoice

Fri

Receipt

Paid

Your logo, your wording, your bank details.

One job for a sample customer moving through five documents in order: a quote on Monday, a work order on Tuesday, a delivery note on Thursday, an invoice on Friday, and a receipt once it is paid.

Your own roles

Give the new hire the till, and nothing else

Start from a ready-made role and change anything you like. Tie someone to one shop. Hide a cost price. A phone signing in for the first time waits for you to say yes.

A cashier who sells and takes returns at Downtown, and never sees a margin.

Role

Cashier
Sell at the counter
Take returns
Change stock
See the reports
See what it cost you
Can look at: Downtown only
A sample role with five switches. A cashier sells and takes returns at one shop. A manager also changes stock and sees the reports across every shop. An owner sees everything, including what stock cost.

Your own dashboard

Open the app and the number you care about is already there

Choose the cards and charts that go on your morning screen. If the question you ask every week is not on the list, write it once and it answers itself from then on.

A card that says how many linen shirts are left, and how many days that is.

Your morning screen

Takings

$2,480

Orders

34

Avg basket

$73

Your own card

1,842 linen shirts left

About 11 days at this rate

Takings

This month

A sample dashboard showing takings of two thousand four hundred and eighty dollars, thirty four orders, a seventy three dollar average basket, a card the owner wrote saying one thousand eight hundred and forty two linen shirts are left, about eleven days at this rate, and a chart of takings across the month.

And the rest of it, too

Your discounts

Set a rule once and the right money comes off the right basket, every time.

Your numbering

Your invoice prefix, your sequence, and no gaps nobody can explain.

Your tax and currency

Set them once for the business and every new sale fills them in.

Your shops

Add a shop, or a warehouse that feeds them, and the totals still add up.

Your cut-off

Decide how far back a sale can be entered or changed, and by whom.

Your own words

Tell Ekynos how your business works, so its answers sound like your trade.

Getting started

You will not be setting this up on your own

We do it with you, so the first time your team logs in, it is already your products, your customers, and your shops.

01

Tell us about the business

A short conversation about how you sell today and what gets in the way.

02

We set it up with you

Your products, your customers, your shops, your paperwork. Ready before anyone logs in.

03

Your team starts selling

They sell on day one. You watch the numbers move while they do.

See it running on your own numbers

Tell us about the business you run. We will show you what it looks like with your products and your shops in it.

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