FOR RETAIL STORES
A checkout that keeps your shelves honest.
Ring up items by barcode, category, or search, and let every sale deduct the right stock automatically. RagaSync gives a retail counter one screen for checkout, stock, and the numbers at the end of the day.
Counter to back office
Built around how a retail day actually runs.
Every catalog item carries a SKU, barcode, price, and a link to the inventory it draws from — so the counter and the stockroom stay in sync without a separate reconciliation step.
- Find items fast by category, free-text search, or barcode scan, with mixed-cart checkout for products sold with or without a linked service.
- Each sale deducts the linked inventory quantity automatically, so stock counts reflect what actually left the shelf.
- Reorder levels flag low stock before it becomes a missed sale, with supplier and cost recorded per item.
- Take payment in cash, GCash, Maya, card, or bank transfer, with amount- or percentage-based discounts labeled for Senior, PWD, Student, or VIP customers.
- Close the drawer with an opening/closing cash count and cash in/out log, so the day's totals match what's actually in the till.
Is this a fit
Who this is for.
Good fit
- Single-counter or small multi-branch retail shops selling physical products.
- Stores that want stock counts to update automatically at the point of sale, not at end-of-day.
- Businesses that need Senior/PWD/Student discount handling built in, not bolted on.
Not a fit yet
- Large chains needing real-time, networked inventory sync across many branches from one dashboard.
- Stores needing e-commerce or marketplace integration out of the box.
Questions
Frequently asked.
Does a sale update my stock count automatically?
Yes. Each catalog item can be linked to an inventory item with a deduction quantity, so a sale reduces stock the moment it's rung up.
Can I run more than one branch?
Yes — RagaSync supports multiple business profiles in one install, so you can switch between branches on a device. Each profile keeps its own local data; it isn't a networked, real-time multi-location sync.
What payment methods are supported?
Cash, GCash, Maya, card, and bank transfer, with discounts entered by amount or percentage and labeled for the transaction.