One-of-a-kind stock, properly counted
A boutique's best pieces exist once. StackPOS treats a unique item as stock rather than an exception, and settles the artisan who made it without a spreadsheet.
What goes wrong in Boutique & Handicrafts
A boutique breaks the assumption every POS is built on: that an item repeats. A hand-blocked saree exists once, was made by a named artisan on consignment, and will never be reordered. Treat it as a normal SKU and your catalogue fills with thousands of one-unit entries; treat it loosely and nobody can say what sold, what is still on the rail, or what the artisan is owed.
The modules that matter most for Boutique & Handicrafts
Built for the way you sell
A design holds many individual pieces, each with its own cost, without flooding the catalogue.
Stock on consignment is marked as such, so it is never confused with what you actually own.
Commission calculated on what sold, per maker, on a period you choose.
A commission holds its specification, advance, balance and delivery date until handover.
Fabric, technique and region are searchable, so a customer's request finds the piece.
Materials and making cost roll into a single piece, so margin is knowable on an item that exists once.
Why operators in Boutique & Handicrafts choose StackPOS
Unique pieces are first-class stock: a design holds many one-off items without one catalogue line per piece.
Consignment and commission per artisan, so settlement is a report rather than a monthly reconstruction.
Custom orders carry an advance, a specification and a delivery date, and stay visible until they are handed over.
What you get out of it
Unique pieces live under a design, so the catalogue stays readable.
Commission per maker on what actually sold, not reconstructed monthly.
Advance, specification and delivery date stay attached until handover.
Fabric, technique and region are searchable attributes rather than tacit knowledge.
Ownership is explicit, so your stock value is only what is yours.
Sell-through by maker, technique and price band.
Asked by boutique owners
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Contact us →Yes. A design can hold many individual pieces, each with its own cost and status, so a unique saree is countable stock without creating a separate catalogue entry for every item you have ever carried.
Yes. Consigned stock is flagged as not owned, so it never inflates your stock value, and commission is calculated per artisan from what actually sold in the period.
Yes. A custom order records the specification, the advance taken, the balance due and the promised delivery date, and stays open on the counter's list until it is handed over.
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