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Supermarket shelves stacked with fresh vegetables

Many counters, thousands of items, one correct stock.

Kreon has built software for supermarkets and hypermarkets. You carry tens of thousands of items, bill at many counters at once, weigh produce, change offers daily and deal with heavy supplier schemes. Small-shop software slows down or gives up at this scale. The counter must stay fast while purchase, stock and margins are checked behind it.

What the system has to handle

The details generic software gets wrong.

01

Many counters at once

All counters bill from the same stock at the same time, each with its own cashier and cash tally.

02

Several MRPs per item

Old and new stock of one item carry different MRPs. The counter must bill the pack in the customer's hand.

03

Weighed and loose items

Produce and loose grocery need a weighing scale at the counter and labels printed in the store.

04

Supplier margin checks

Suppliers give schemes and margins on purchase. Each purchase bill must be checked against what was agreed.

Modules this trade uses most

The parts that matter here.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can it print barcode labels for loose items?

Yes. Loose and weighed items can be packed and labelled in the store with a barcode, then scanned at the counter like any other product.

How is cash controlled at the counters?

Payments are recorded by mode on every bill: cash, card, UPI or split. At day end the cash in the drawer is tallied against the bills, so a shortage shows up the same day.

Can it control expiry on food items?

Yes. Batch and expiry are held for food, so stock nearing its date can be found and cleared or returned before it turns into a write-off.

Which Kreon products fit supermarkets and hypermarkets?

E-commerce and Marketplace Platform, Retail POS and Billing Software, Loyalty and Rewards Platform. Each can be shaped to the way your business works, and they share the same records when used together.

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