Industry Solutions for:   Specialty   Fashion & Apparel   Food & Grocery   Jewellery   Discount Electrical   Books & Music Additional Shopkeeper Modules   Point of Sale   Customer Loyalty   Inventory Control   Purchasing   Sales Orders and Invoicing   Accounts Receivable   Accounts Payable   General Ledger

Already major electrical retailers such as JB Hi-Fi depend on Markinson Shopkeeper software to help manage their business. The flexibility of our point of sale and inventory management solution allows the software to be used by sales staff and cashiers working on the sales floor right up to senior management that rely on the reports to run the business as a whole.

At a click of a button, your fully integrated point of sale and financial software becomes a system that manages all of your products either in standalone or multi-site environments.

Markinson Shopkeeper caters for the many distinctive inventory management requirements of the electrical industry. Pickups and deliveries are handled by a sophisticated tracking system that manages the purchase from the showroom floor to installation at home.

Our range of solutions can help you perform EDI ordering with most major wholesalers, and reports may by exported to Excel format.

You can attach any range of inventory information to your stock items, including, manufacturer, sku, media type, label/publisher and release date. Shopkeeper's unique merging ability combines multiple databases into a single, easily searched database with unequaled speed and flexibility to enable you to search through thousands of sku's and locate an item in less than one second!

For larger retailers receiving or transferring large quantities of information on a regular basis, warehouse management and simplified stock movements within your chain is available at the click of a button in scan packing. Our Scan Packing module allows items to be scan packed when being shipped or transferred and works by allowing you to add goods from your picking list into our system and create a 'carton label' that, when received, only requires operators to scan a single barcode to enter all of these items into the system. Imagine the possibilities of receiving stock from your suppliers and only having to scan one barcode to place all of your received items into your inventory file.