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Hardware & building materials

Kilo, Foot, Dozen — Every Measure Recorded

No barcodes here: steel sells by weight, pipes by length, screws by packet. Hardware needs a system built for loose goods and credit-carrying mistris — not one borrowed from supermarkets.

LooseGoods supported
MistriCredit ledgers
Look-alikesKept separate
StoreSaathi used in a Pakistani hardware store

Built for the bori-and-scale reality

Packaged-goods software assumes barcodes; your shop assumes a scale and a measuring tape. Quantity-line checkout handles kilo/foot/dozen naturally (POS flow), while systematic naming keeps the fifty grey-ish items distinct (naming guide, categories guide).

The mistri economy, formalized gently

Your best customers are also your biggest credit risks: work runs weeks, payments follow. Named ledgers per mistri/contractor (ledger module) itemize every purchase; Friday settlement uses a shareable statement (partial payments), and aging views flag who's drifting from slow to stalled (dues review).

Price memory across brands

  • Same-size items, three brands, three margins — visible per item, not blended into fog (profit tracking).
  • Distributor rate history ends "pichli baar sasta tha" negotiations with facts (purchases).
  • Slow-season patterns guide when to stock paint vs clear fittings (monthly review).

Standard pricing: 500/mo · 4000/yr · 10000 lifetime till 30 Sep; free week via trial; offline through load-shedding (offline mode).

Weight/length selling?

Quantity-line entries keep loose goods exact.

Mistri credit?

Named ledgers + Friday statements = agreed numbers.

Look-alike items?

Naming conventions + categories solve it permanently.

Price?

500 / month · 4000 / year · 10000 lifetime till 30 Sep.

Scales down, records up

Enter your top hundred SKUs tonight — Friday's mistri settlements run themselves.