What was the problem?
Shops sell in more than one currency, connections drop, and each country has its own tax rules, including fiscal devices that have to sign every receipt. Opening in a new country should not mean building a new system.
What did Helmsman build?
A till that keeps selling when the line is down and syncs with a web head office when it is back, as one software for every country: tax and fiscal rules come in a country pack. Head office manages the master data, stock moves shop by shop at weighted-average cost, and each till checks that head office has everything it sent.
Key capabilities
- Offline tills
- Head office sync
- Fiscal device integration
- Multi-currency drawers
- Shop-wise stock
- Weighted-average costing
- Country packs
- Till self-check
What changed for the business?
Sales made while the line is down are sent to head office when it is back, and opening in a new country is a set-up step rather than a rebuild.