Brands and categories
They filter the till’s catalogue and group the reports, from stock valuation to custom reports.
Described once, read everywhere
The same record serves the counter, the purchase order and the online storefront.
Variants without duplication
Sizes, colours, capacities: one record, several variations, each with its own stock and price.
Barcodes and labels
A barcode generated or taken from the packaging, and a sheet of labels ready to print.
What you will see when you open it
Screenshots taken on our demo shop, with sample data. Tap a screen to enlarge it.
Products
Simple, variant, service or bundle. On every line: the item code and the internal SKU, both prices and the stock.
- 1Export to Excel or PDF
- 2Excel or CSV import, checked before committing
- 3Simple, variant, service, bundle
- 4Item code and internal SKU
On a phone
The catalogue as cards: each product’s photo, barcode, both prices and stock.
- 1Simple, variant, service, bundle
- 2Stock, on every card
- 3The item’s barcode
- 4Selling and purchase price
Labels
The products to label, a fixed quantity or as many as in stock, a format, then printing: browser, PDF or thermal printer.
- 1Labels, or an Excel file for your printer
- 2Single, by the sheet or on a roll
- 3The label preview
- 4A fixed quantity, or as many as in stock
The same record, online
The storefront reads the same record: photo, price, availability. Nothing is retyped for the online store.
- 1The product record’s photo
- 2Price and availability
- 3To the cart, or right away
How it works
Pick a step to see what it sets off along the way.
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Import or entry Excel, CSV or form
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The record category, brand, unit
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Variants a code, a price, a stock each
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Labels sheet, roll or PDF
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at the same time
- The till
- Purchasing
- The online store
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Import or type
An Excel file for an existing catalogue, direct entry for a few dozen items.
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Organise and vary
Brands, categories and variants, so search at the counter stays fast.
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Print the labels
A sheet per format, and the shelf becomes scannable.
What you can do with it
Variants and options
Variation axes per product: every variant you add has its own code, price and stock.
Two distinct references
An item code, scanned or generated (EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC, QR…), and an internal SKU: each is unique within your company.
Cost and selling price
Both live on the record, which makes margin calculable without a spreadsheet.
Custom fields
Whatever your trade needs and nobody else asks for, added to the record.
Import and export
The catalogue imports from Excel or CSV, with a template and a row-by-row check before committing. It exports to Excel or PDF.
What the module includes
Product management
- Products
- Brands
- Categories
- AI photo studio: your products, staged
- Batch retouch: white background, cutout
- Units and pack sizes
- Barcodes read from a photo
- Catalogue import from Excel
The units people actually sell
What sells by weight or volume is declared with a decimal unit: you sell 2.5 kg of sugar without rounding, and an item sold by the piece keeps whole quantities. A purchase unit distinct from the selling unit does not exist yet: the carton of 24 and the sachet sold on its own remain two items. And imported products often arrive with their own barcode: it is reused as is rather than generating a second one.
Common questions
Does every product need a barcode?
No. A product is also found by search. The barcode speeds up the counter: generate one for what you sell often, and reuse the packaging’s own for imported goods.
What is the difference between item code and SKU?
The item code is the one that scans: taken from the packaging, or generated by Wurus (EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC, QR…). The internal SKU follows your own naming logic, and is generated if you leave it empty. Both live on the record and each stays unique in its own right.
Can I set prices per customer?
The selling price lives on the product and can be overridden line by line at sale or quote time. There is not yet an automatic per-customer price list.
Works with
The modules talk to each other: what happens here shows up there, with nothing typed twice.
Product catalogue
Variants, prices, barcodes
- Stock & warehouses Every variant has its own stock, warehouse by warehouse.
- Online store The storefront shows the catalogue’s records, photos and prices, with nothing copied.
- Point of sale The till filters by category and brand, and scans the item code.
- AI photo studio The AI photo studio retouches the records’ photos, or creates the missing one.
