You cash in at the counter, you invoice two hours of labour, you watch stock move and see the $340.00 a customer still owes you. In the evening, the sales report fits on one screen. Shop, workshop, practice, association: eighteen trades, fifteen languages, the same software.
Elsewhere, the seller writes in a notebook, the cashier types it again, and in the evening $40 is missing that nobody can explain. In COMZA, each one picks the sale up where the last one left it.
One scan, or three letters typed: fitting, session, repair, hour of labour.
SellerIt comes out line by line, with a number that will never be used again. Your details, your logo and the tax are already on it.
AutomaticCash, card, cheque, transfer, mobile payment. A customer pays $50 in cash and the rest by card; the change to give is shown.
CashierCredit, credit note, discount above the cap: the manager answers from his phone, most often in under a minute.
ManagerYou count the drawer, COMZA compares with its own figure. The $2.00 missing is written down before you go home.
CashierEvery move carries a name and a time. Who sold, who cashed in the $213.00, who closed the drawer at 20:30.
Most management software drowns you in forty menus. COMZA has six, and your cashier opens only three.
Point of sale, barcode reader, walk-in customer, receipt on the roll or as a PDF. An hour of labour is cashed in exactly like a box of screws.
The registerStock control by the container: bag, carton, can, drum. You open a 20 L can, you sell 3 litres, the rest of the can follows. Batches, expiry, thresholds.
StockWho owes you $340.00, and for forty days now. Credit cap, history, reminders. The same record serves the supplier and the member paying his dues.
Customers and creditFull invoicing: quotes, invoices, delivery notes, credit notes, monthly subscriptions, yearly dues. An accepted quote becomes an invoice without anyone typing a line again.
The documentsWhat you took today, what really pays you, and the twelve items that have not moved in three months.
The reportsEighteen trades, fifteen languages including Arabic written right to left, five access levels. The register keeps working when the internet drops.
The tradesAn ordinary day, four people, thirteen and a half hours of counter. Six moments where a figure usually goes missing.
Five access levels. Your cashier does not see your margins, and the observer cannot delete anything.
You count the drawer, you enter $120.00. The screen brings out what is left from yesterday: three orders not yet cashed in, two products below threshold.
The manager scans the containers standing in the stockroom and types the supplier price, $46.00 for the 20 L can. The price per litre, $2.30, works itself out.
ManagerForty customers in an hour. The seller records in the room, the cashier cashes in at the counter, and what is entered on one side appears on the other in under a second.
A customer asks for $5.00 off $218.00, above what the seller can give; so the request goes to the manager's phone.
To approveA carton knocked over in the stockroom, six items broken. The seller takes them out of stock with the reason "breakage" and his name. At month end it shows up as loss, not as theft.
LossNote by note. COMZA expected $902.60, the drawer holds $900.60, and the missing $2.00 gets a reason before you go home. Tomorrow morning, the float starts again from the figure counted.
Setting up management software usually takes two weeks and a consultant. Here, four questions, two minutes. You can change all of it later if you feel like it.
Hardware store, garage, restaurant, workshop, practice, wholesaler, association… eighteen families. Your answer decides the screens you will see.
Fifteen languages. In Arabic, the whole screen goes right to left. Each employee picks their own.
Symbol, where the symbol sits, separator, decimals. $1,250.00 is written the way you write it in your notebook.
So a sale at 23:40 falls on the right day. Reports, cash-ups and due dates follow your time.
You can sell without having entered a single product: the first item is created the moment you scan it. The catalog fills up while you sell.
14 days freeYou have already been sold software meant to do everything. Four things this one does not do, to read before you pay anything.
No chart of accounts, no entries, no balance sheet. COMZA knows what is sold, bought, taken in and lost. Your accountant pulls all that into a spreadsheet and does the rest.
No payslips, no social contributions, no leave. Your employees exist here as users, so you know who sold and who approved.
No web store, no order taken over the internet. What happens here happens at the counter, on the phone, on the road, on a quote.
You tick off the transfers received by hand. Count ten minutes a week. We are working on it, with no date to announce.
Sales, purchases, stock, customers and payments export to a spreadsheet or a PDF, over the period you choose. The day you leave us, you leave with your last three years.
The 20 L can comes in at $46.00, the litre goes out at $2.30. That is the real work of stock management software.
ReadOne screen, six moves, five means of payment, and the evening cash-up in two minutes.
ReadFrom $0 to $50 a month, and a quoted plan beyond that. The number of people, places, products and invoices changes with the plan.
ReadThe free plan never stops: 2 people, 1 location, 50 products, 20 invoices a month. Every sign-up gets 14 days of the full plan, with no charge before day 15.