Each step is recorded by the person who did it, with a name and a time. Stock becomes the receiver's when the receiver accepts it, not when the giver says it left.
What was asked for, recorded by whoever asked.
What actually left, recorded by whoever released it.
What actually arrived, recorded by whoever received it. When these three differ, the gap has names and a time on it.
There are two places where the numbers must agree, and both count blind. You enter what is actually there before the system shows what it expected. Then the gaps appear, together, each one a permanent line with a name on it.
What came in through your door, less what was handed on to the people who use it, should be what is left in the store. Anything else is a gap, and it has a name on it.
What was received, less what the system expected to be used for what you sold, less what was written off, should be what is left at close. Anything else is a gap, and it has a name on it.
Not a foreign system with Naira signs pasted on.
A screenshot proves nothing. The order stays pending until a named person checks the bank and confirms the money.
Say what came in, in plain words. "From Mile 12: 5 crates tomatoes 24k each." It becomes the receipt.
The till and waiter screens save each order on the device first and send it when the network is back. Nobody waits for a spinner mid-shift.
Credit goes to a registered customer, with a limit a manager sets. Nobody opens an account for the man in the blue shirt.
Remy answers your customers in English or Pidgin, in the way they wrote to you.
Floor devices are set up to run only Relynked, so business data does not walk out through a browser.
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