Built for retail shops
Software built for how shops actually trade
Retail is a volume business with thin margins, which means small leaks matter. A shop can look busy all month and still lose money to stock that walked out, prices that were never updated, and a till that is short by a little every evening. Owwel is built to make each of those visible the day it happens.
What usually goes wrong in retail shops
These are the gaps that quietly cost money every month. Each one has a direct answer below.
Nobody knows the real stock count until a painful manual stocktake
The till is short at close and there is no way to trace where it went
Fast-selling lines run out unnoticed while dead stock ties up cash
Wholesale and retail customers need different prices on the same item
How Owwel handles it
Stock that stays accurate by itself
Every sale, purchase, transfer and write-off updates the count as it happens, and the movement ledger explains every unit that entered or left. Stocktakes become a check rather than a discovery.
A drawer that has to balance
At close you enter the cash you counted. Owwel compares it against what the day's trading says you should hold and flags the variance immediately, while the day is still fresh enough for someone to remember what happened.
Alerts before the shelf is empty
Set a low-stock level per product and get warned while there is still time to reorder. Reports show your best and worst movers so cash stops sitting in stock that does not sell.
Retail and wholesale pricing in one catalogue
Each product carries both a retail and a wholesale price. The cashier picks the mode at the point of sale, so the right price is applied without mental arithmetic or a second price list.