Sacks, litres and loose pieces, measured right
Agro-inputs and hardware sell in sacks, litres, feet and loose pieces, often on credit to regulars. StackPOS handles mixed units, batch-dated agrochemicals and the khata book in one offline-first system.
What goes wrong in Agro & Hardware
Hardware and agro-inputs sell in units that do not divide neatly: cement by the sack, wire by the foot, pesticide by the litre, screws by weight. The same customer expects a bulk rate on Tuesday and a retail rate on Friday. Most POS systems assume one unit and one price.
The modules that matter most for Agro & Hardware
Built for the way you sell
Buy a sack, sell by kg; buy a coil, sell by foot. Conversions and pricing stay coherent per unit.
Seeds, fertiliser and pesticides carry batch and expiry so nothing out-of-date reaches a farmer.
The regular's running balance lives on a ledger with limits and reminders, the khata, finally reliable.
Wire, pipe, rope and chain sold by measure, with the offcut tracked back to stock.
Demand for inputs spikes by season; reorder suggestions follow the planting calendar, not a flat average.
Patchy connectivity is the norm upcountry, billing, credit and stock all keep working offline.
Why operators in Agro & Hardware choose StackPOS
Multi-UOM conversion is native: buy in cases, sell in pieces, count in either, with the arithmetic done once.
Fractional and weighed quantities without workarounds: 2.5 kg, seven feet, half a sack.
Retail and bulk rates for the same buyer, applied by quantity rather than remembered by whoever is at the counter.
What you get out of it
Multi-UOM conversion, so a case in and forty pieces out never drift apart.
2.5 kg of nails or seven feet of cable prices exactly, with no rounding argument at the counter.
Quantity slabs apply themselves, so the rate does not depend on who is serving.
Movement history by season, so seed and fertiliser arrive before the demand does.
Batch capture on pesticides and agro-chemicals, from GRN through to the sale.
Dues per buyer with ageing, so a season’s credit is visible before it becomes a bad debt.
Asked by agro-input and hardware retailers
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Ask us directly. A human answers, usually the same day.
Contact us →Yes, define purchase and sale units per item (sack/kg, coil/foot, box/piece) with conversion factors. Stock and pricing stay correct whichever unit you sell in.
Each customer has a ledger with an optional credit limit. Sales on credit post to the balance, payments clear it, and you can see overdue accounts at a glance, no notebook required.
Yes. StackPOS is offline-first, billing, credit and stock keep running through outages and sync in order when the connection returns.
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