Struct Store · Built for the building-materials trade

Runs the counter, the purchasing, the stock, the deliveries and the books, even when the internet doesn’t.

Sales, purchasing, stock and accounts for hardware and building-material shops. One system, one set of books, kept in your own shop.

About

A hardware shop is not a supermarket.

How it works

From receiving stock to closing the day.

Manage deliveries

Finish with a clear total.

Check deliveries against your purchase orders. Record a full or partial delivery and see what is still expected.

Features

The rest of the shop, the same way.

Hold a sale

Park a sale while the driver fetches the list, serve the queue, pick it back up. Five at once.

Discount the sale, or one line

One button, both ways. The same arithmetic runs through the invoice, the VAT and the books.

Credit limits that warn first

A limit per customer, a term in days, and a due date that puts them on the overdue list by itself.

His code, your code

Every price a supplier ever charged you, on the screen where you agree the next one.

Photograph his bill

The lines come off it, and you approve every one before it lands in the books.

Returns, credit notes, debit notes

Goods back from a customer, or back to a supplier, netted off what is owed.

Count a bay, correct the books

A stock take shows what is missing or extra and what it is worth. The correction is signed.

Kitting, and de-kitting

Helmet, vest, gloves and boots become one safety set, and come apart again. The value never changes.

Bought by the pack, sold by the piece

The conversion is the software’s problem, not the cashier’s. Quantities are never rounded.

Where the money goes

A shop rarely loses money in one place. It loses it in six, a little at a time, and none of them show up on a sales report.

Money Control is one screen. Open a figure to see every row behind it, and open a row to see its history.

Money Control

Money that flowed out.

Money standing still.

Reports

Read straight from the books.

The paperwork

Paperwork that adds up.

Quotation, sales order, delivery note, tax invoice, credit note, statement, purchase order — each in your company’s name, each produced by the system that took the money.

Your profit figure is the real one

A sale carries the cost it actually consumed, on the day it consumed it.

VAT is one page, ready to file

Output, input and the net for the period. Read it, check it, hand it over.

Every movement of money, in one log

Cash, card, transfer and cheque. A cheque waits in its own log until it clears.

Purchase order

VAT 5% · AED 764.00

Delivery note

Received by · R. Iqbal

Tax invoice

VAT 5% · AED 322.35

Data & security

The books stay in the shop.

Your books live on one computer in your shop. The internet copies them out to your own space in the cloud — it is not what makes them work.

Your copy of each shop’s books

One address. You sign in here, from anywhere.

Store 1

One computer holds its own books

Branch 2

Branch 3

Contact us

Close the shop. The books are already done.

Book a walkthrough

Bring your price list and your busiest customer. We walk you through their day in Struct Store — with your items, your codes and your VAT. Setting up is one visit.