Amunta Business Blog
Practical guides for running your shop
Short, practical guides for shop owners, craftspeople and small businesses: who owes you, what you sold, and what is left on the shelf.
Manufacturing in a Small Workshop: Recipes, Production Orders and the True Cost of Each Product
If you make what you sell, your price must cover more than materials. How recipes and production orders give each product its real cost: the materials actually used, plus labor and delivery, divided by what you actually made.
Read the guide →Item Photos and Price History: Know Every Item at a Glance
Give every item a photo so you and your staff recognize it instantly, and let your past invoices tell you the usual price, the best price you paid and when a typed price looks wrong.
Read the guide →Staff Permissions in Your Shop: Seller, Sales Manager and Manager
How to give each employee the right access: what a seller, a sales manager and a manager can do, what you can add for each device, and how deletions stay accountable.
Read the guide →Low-Stock Alerts: How to Know When to Reorder
How to choose a reorder level for each item, get one calm daily alert when items run low, and turn shortages into purchase drafts for each supplier without ordering the same item twice.
Read the guide →Stock Counts by Scanning Barcodes: A Practical Guide for Shops
Why the stock in your records drifts from the shelf, and a simple way to count it: one category at a time, one scan per piece, and differences corrected only when you approve.
Read the guide →How to Track Customer Credit in Your Shop Without a Paper Notebook
Selling on credit keeps regular customers coming back, but a paper notebook loses pages, totals and arguments. Here is a simple routine that keeps every customer's balance clear.
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