Shops and retail
Margin per line, not just takings per day
A till tells you what came in. It does not tell you what it cost you, which lines are carrying the shop, or which supplier quietly put a price up in March. BizBoard puts the buying side and the selling side in the same place.
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What a shop actually needs
The buying side, joined to the selling side
Most retail software does one or the other well. The interesting questions live in between them.
Every sale, from every till and the website
Square, Shopify, WooCommerce, Stripe, Clover and anything that can send a webhook. Orders arrive as they happen, de-duplicated, with the shop and the channel they came from attached — so the website and the floor can be compared rather than added together.
- Several shops, each with its own figures and its own logins
- Online and in-store sales told apart, not merged
- Your busiest hours and days, per shop

Stock that is one number, not three
What is on the floor, what is in the back, and what the website thinks it has are the same figure or they are a problem. Deliveries, returns, shrinkage and counts all land in one place, and the reorder list is what falls below its minimum rather than what somebody remembers.
- Cost and selling price per item, so margin is a fact not an estimate
- Reorder lists that become purchase orders to the right vendor
- Counts that reconcile against what the sales implied

The supplier bills, read for you
The cost side of every margin calculation arrives as a bill in an inbox. Connect it and they are read, de-duplicated and lined up for approval — and when one comes in above the price you last paid, that is flagged rather than absorbed.
- PDFs, photos, scans, supplier CSV and the EU e-invoice formats
- A price rise priced at the volume you actually buy
- SEPA, Czech ABO and Swiss QR-bill payment files

Staff
A login per person, not one shared password
Shop staff can log their hours and see their own tasks without seeing the takings, the margins or the invoices. A manager runs one shop. You see all of them.
- OwnerEverything: the money, the settings, the accountant pack and the AI key.
- ManagerThe day to day of one shop: stock, the rota, bills, customers and tasks.
- StaffTheir own hours and their own tasks. The shop's figures never appear.
- AccountantThe books and the export, free on every plan — never payroll or your bank details.
Know the margin, not just the takings
Set your country, connect your tills and your inbox, and let the month close itself.