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Buy in Bulk, Sell in Small Units — Software That Keeps the Cost Straight

Most shop software assumes you sell what you bought: one item in, one item out. Break bulk — a sack into kilos, a crate into pieces, a drum into litres — and that assumption quietly breaks your margins, because the cost it carries is the cost of the whole unit. Byz360 was built around the conversion instead of around the till.

If any of this sounds familiar, you are not alone

Here is what owners in this industry tell us every week — and what Byz360 fixes.

  • Ordinary POS software has one price field and you buy and sell in different units
  • Margins that look impossible — huge losses or impossible profits on ordinary sales
  • Correcting the product price does not fix the sales already recorded
  • Nobody can say what the business really earned last month

How Byz360 fixes it

The conversion is the point

Define how your buying unit becomes your selling unit once. Every sale after that is costed correctly.

Cost follows the goods

Each sale draws from the delivery it came from, so margin reflects what you actually paid.

Mistakes are caught at entry

Enter a buying price above your selling price, or drop a selling price below stock you are holding, and Byz360 warns you.

Stock value is a balance

What you hold right now, at cost — not the value of whatever arrived inside a date range.

Margin per product

Sorted worst first, so the product losing money is the first thing you see.

Accounting underneath

Every purchase and sale posts to a real ledger, so the P&L is not a spreadsheet guess.

Ready to run your business properly?

Free 14-day trial. No credit card. We will help you import your existing data so you can start with real numbers, not blank screens.