Business and Accounting - JewelMaster

JewelMaster, from software developer Soft Ideas, puts the full range of EPOS and Back Office functionality into the reach of all retail jewellers. A Jeweller no longer requires deep pockets to get everything from repairs and specials to aged stock and sales by supplier reports.

JewelMaster is designed to work with the full range of jewellery businesses, from those who want to retain their hand written invoices (just use the BackOffice), through to those who wish to automate their tills with touch screen technology (add in EPOS). As it has multi store functions (add in Multi Store), it can easily handle those who have a number of outlets.

Some key features

Linking – JewelMaster is designed to look after jewellery stock and jewellery point of sale. It is not an accounting system, although it can provide detail for a users Cash VAT needs. JewelMaster BackOffice provides integration files for a number of packages including Quickbooks.

Multi Store -  the multi store option enables the Jeweller to operate any number of stores off one BackOffice installation. JewelMaster cleverly splits all the transactions by store for smooth reporting (aged stock by store, sales by store and many more), fast EPOS updating store by store (by FTP, email or direct transfer) and overall control (printing tickets and inter-store transfers for example). An updated store can work quickly and independently of any other store and there is no need to be permanently logged to the centre to operate

Comprehensive – unique stock references, weights, stone types, metal types, designers, sizes, sales prices, sales by supplier reports, aged stock reports, scanner based stocktakes, Cash VAT and VAT margin scheme reports, items on approval, repairs, purchases, sales, special orders, repair collections, deposits, finance, on-holds, mail merge, AFD postcode lookup, repairs, specials, deposits, manufacturing, un-bundling, pictures, CRM, direct link to Potters eXtra4 label printing solution and many other items that generic packages were not designed for.