Each size and colour is its own product line with its own SKU, price and stock count, so you always know what's actually on the rack.
Generate and print barcode labels for new stock in-store, then scan at the counter instead of typing item codes.
Set cost and selling price per variant, apply discounts at the counter, and see the real margin on every bill.
Process a return against the original invoice, put the item back into stock, and issue a credit note with the GST reversed correctly.
Yes. Each size and colour combination is created as its own product with its own SKU, cost price, selling price and stock count. When you sell a medium blue shirt, only that variant's stock is reduced. Your reports then show which specific variants are moving and which are sitting, rather than a single combined number for the whole design.
Yes. Wiseventory includes a barcode generator and a label designer, so you can produce labels for new stock as it arrives and print them on a standard label printer. You can also use the free barcode generator and label designer tools on this site before you sign up, to check the output suits your label stock.
Pull up the original invoice, mark the returned items, and the stock goes back into inventory automatically. A credit note is generated with the GST reversed as required, so the return is properly documented for your books. If the customer exchanges for a different size, you bill the new item on the same visit and settle only the difference.
Apparel is rate-sensitive to price in India, and the applicable slab depends on the item and its value. Wiseventory lets you set the GST rate and HSN code per product, so each variant carries its own correct rate and the tax on every invoice is calculated from that rather than from a single shop-wide setting. Confirm the current slab for your goods with your accountant or the CBIC rate schedule.
It works on both. Many garment shops bill entirely from an Android phone or tablet with a Bluetooth barcode scanner, and use a laptop only for bulk stock entry at the start of a season. Your data syncs between devices, so the counter and the back office always see the same stock.