Fishmonger
Fishmonger: barcode sales and POS, stock and warehouse, customer accounts and e-Invoice.
Challenges
- Species that cannot be sold during the closed season still reach the counter.
- Prices change daily and the shelf label no longer matches the till.
- Ice melt and drip loss are never recorded as shrinkage.
- When asked, the wild-caught or farmed origin and the traceability paperwork cannot be produced.
Workflows
Daily counter opening
- The market or supplier purchase enters stock with species and origin data.
- The day's price per kilogram is set, and scale and till read the same figure.
- Species listed in the closed-season calendar are blocked from sale.
Waste and day-end
- Ice and drip loss plus unsold product are posted on a waste slip.
- The quantity left at close of day is confirmed by a count.
- The shrinkage ratio is reported by species.
Documents
- Sales receipt / invoice
- Purchase invoice (market / supplier)
- Waste slip
- Stocktake sheet
Reports
- Sales and margin by species
- Daily price change listing
- Waste ratio
- Origin and traceability
Metrics
- Waste ratio
- Margin per tonne
- Average basket value
- Stock turnover
Compliance
- Fisheries closed-season calendar
- Origin and traceability declaration
- Food hygiene regulations
- GİB e-Archive
Glossary
- Closed season
- Sales-period restriction on the item
- Origin (wild-caught / farmed)
- Mandatory field on the item record
- Ice and drip loss
- Shrinkage slip
- Daily price per kilogram
- Date-effective price list
FAQ
Can I block a species from sale during the closed season?
Yes — the item is blocked for a date range and the till shows a warning.
Can I change the price every day?
Yes — a date-effective price list is defined and scale and till read the same figure.
Can I track origin information?
Yes — wild-caught or farmed status and supplier details are bound to the item record and to the sale.
Can I record counter waste at the end of the day?
Yes, unsold product is posted as waste and the daily waste ratio is reported.
Can I track fresh and frozen products separately?
Yes, the storage condition is defined on the product record and the stock appears in a separate warehouse.