A general store’s difficulty is breadth. Stationery, packaged food, household goods and toiletries all sit under one roof, turn over at wildly different rates, and compete for the same shelf space and the same working capital.
The question that matters is which of it actually earns its place.
Reporting that answers that question
Top items are ranked by value, and reports cover sales, purchases and stock with CSV export. Slow lines become visible instead of quietly absorbing capital for another quarter.
Profit sits alongside turnover, because a fast-moving low-margin line and a slow high-margin one look identical on volume alone.
Staff at the counter, control with the owner
Staff get their own logins with role-based permissions, so you can let someone bill without opening up purchase costs, margins or settings. Every sale carries the staff name, which makes the day’s activity attributable rather than anonymous.
Suppliers and payables together
Purchases, supplier records and outstanding payables live with the stock they created, so what you owe and what you’re holding are one picture.