An eighty-dinar dress is not a bag of rice. Colours and sizes that behave like real stock, exchanges that settle properly, and a customer record that remembers who bought what — because in a boutique, she comes back.
Priced per branch, per month · Arabic and English · runs on any iPad
Not a boutique?
Every colour and size is its own product underneath — its own price, its own count, its own barcode. On the till it stays one tile. Tap it and you see what is actually left, so nothing is sold twice or promised when the rail is empty.
Not "dress" — the piece, the colour and the size, on the receipt and in every report afterwards. At the end of the season you can see which colour moved and which one sat on the rail all month.
A boutique lives on the same people coming back. The till should know them.
Look her up by phone and see what she has bought before — useful when she asks for the same thing in another colour.
Korvia works out who is a regular and who is a VIP from what they actually spend, so you are not guessing who matters.
She is trying three pieces while someone else is ready to pay. Park the ticket, serve the next customer, bring it back when she comes out.
Let a customer settle later and take payment against her balance whenever she comes in — with a printed receipt showing what is still owed.
She takes the emerald instead of the black. Korvia records both sides against the original sale and works out the difference either way.
Print a copy with no prices. Whoever receives it can still bring it back for a different size.
Takings, every payment method, exchanges netted out, what went on account, and what should be in the drawer. Count it and Korvia gives you the variance — and says plainly if cash moved while no shift was open.
They do not need to. Every size and colour already has one in Korvia, so you can print labels if you want them — or a cashier taps the piece and picks the size. Both work.
By piece, by colour and by size. That is the point of every variant being its own product — the report can tell you the emerald M sold out while the black XL never moved.
Each branch keeps its own stock, prices and staff, and you see both from one place. Checking another branch's rail from the till is not there yet — that is coming.
Every screen, every button, every message. Your staff can work in Arabic and your receipts print in Arabic.
