A shop that knows what is on the shelf and what it is worth.
Mirry Investment is a retail counter with stock behind it. The till sells; the shelf moves with it; and the console answers the question a shop actually lives on — not just what came in, but what it kept after the goods were paid for.
Retail shop · counter and shelf
What Mirry does
Cost as well as price
Every good carries what it was bought for, snapshotted onto the sale at the moment the customer pays. The margin is the margin as it stood that day, not as the price list reads now.
The shelf, counted
What is on hand, what it is worth at cost and at retail, and what is running low against its own reorder level — a fact about now, not about a period.
Edited from the office
Add a good, change a price or record a count on the console, and every till takes it on the next sync. The shop does not stop to retype a catalogue.
Cash it cannot account for
When the drawer is over and nobody remembers what sold, the amount can be recorded on its own — in the takings, flagged as unattributed, without inventing a basket that would corrupt the stock figures.
Profit, not just takings
What the shop kept: takings, less what the goods cost, less spending and anything handed back — with the takings on uncosted lines reported apart so the figure is never quietly wrong.
Several tills, one shop
Each counter has its own device code and its own sync token, so the owner can see which till took the money and a lost terminal can be revoked on its own.
The owner's console
Opens in a browser, on any device. The figures are the business's own, for whatever period the owner picks.
The till, at the counter
The same Android counter till as the bakery's, in the shop's own colours and with the shop's own catalogue, which it takes from the console rather than keeping a list of its own. It sells offline and queues what it took until the network returns.
Running a business like this one?
Mirry Investment is one setup of a platform we also run for a bakery, a shop, a bus office and a tailor. Tell us what your counter looks like and we will tell you what it would take.