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Inventory & Production

Stock, locations, work orders, and production centers.

Discounts & Surcharges

6 articles

Set up the discounts and extra charges your shop uses. Staff add them at checkout, or a discount comes off on its own, such as 10% off a customer's first order.

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  1. Introduction to Discounts and Surcharges

    An order came back a day late, or a blouse needs extra work on a stubborn stain? Save your discounts and surcharges once, and your staff add the right amount in one tap, with a clear name on the receipt.

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  2. Setting Up Discounts Staff Add at Checkout

    Want every staff member to give the same discount for the same reason? Save your discounts once with a clear name, and your staff add the right amount in the cart with one tap.

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  3. Setting Up Surcharges

    Tired of staff charging different amounts for the same stain or rush job? Save your extra fees once with a clear name, and your staff add the right amount in the cart with one tap.

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  4. Setting Up Automatic Discounts

    Staff keep forgetting the birthday or sale discount? Set it up once as an automatic discount, and it comes off every qualifying order on its own, at the counter and online.

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  5. Giving Discounts and Surcharges at the POS and in the Console

    A regular customer asks for their usual 10% off, or a bag needs a rush repair? Your staff add the discount or surcharge in a few taps at the POS or in the Console, and the customer sees it on their receipt.

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  6. How Discounts, Surcharges and Tax Add Up on an Order

    A customer asks why their 10% discount came to $11.50, or why their coupon did not stack with their member discount? Follow the same steps the system uses, and you can check any total line by line.

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Catalog & Pricing

1 articles

Where you tell EasyBiz what your business offers and how to price it: the Product Catalog, service options, price lists, price rules, prepaid packages, discounts and surcharges. Start with the overview below.

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  1. Introduction to Products & Pricing

    Set up everything your business sells and how it is priced, from service items and price lists to discounts and prepaid packages.

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Inventory Management

6 articles

Where your shop keeps things and where work is done: storage sections and racks, production centers, work order tasks, and retail stock counts at each shop and production center.

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  1. Introduction to Storage Sections and Production Centers

    Know the difference between storage sections and production centers before your team starts storing items, routing work or tracking stock.

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  2. Managing Storage Sections and Racks

    Create storage sections and racks so your team knows where every item belongs.

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  3. Managing Production Centers

    Create production centers so EasyBiz knows where different types of work should be handled.

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  4. Configuring Work Orders

    Turn on work orders for a business unit and choose the tasks each item gets.

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  5. Introduction to Inventory Stock

    See what stock you have, where it sits, and when your team needs to add, remove, or transfer it.

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  6. Managing Inventory Stock

    Record stock in, stock out, transfers, history, filters, and exports from the Inventory page.

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Price Lists

5 articles

Price Lists is where you manage what your shop charges customers and agents. Each list holds the products and services you sell with their prices, grouped into categories. You can run different lists for retail customers, for B2B agents, and across different countries. These lists are shared by POS, your Online Store, B2B ordering, CRM, and Marketing, so updating prices in one place updates them everywhere they are used.

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  1. Introduction to Price Lists

    Understand what a price list is, the two types available, and which one fits your shop before you create one.

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  2. Create Price Lists

    Pick the right type of price list, set up the market and tax basics, and add your products with prices ready to go live.

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  3. Setting Up Consumer Price Lists

    Publish a structured price list of all your services so your POS, online store, and customers always see the right price for the right channel.

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  4. Manage Price List Versions

    Edit prices safely in a draft, preview them, publish to make them live, and restore an older version if you need to roll back.

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  5. Set Up Agent Pricing for B2B Orders

    Create a special price list for an agent, publish it under your B2B business unit, and link it to the agent so their orders use the right rates.

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Product Catalog

7 articles

The list of everything your shop works on and sells: service items, retail products, add-ons, accessories and shared variants. Prices for service items are set in Price Lists, and each business unit picks its products in its Catalog tab.

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  1. Introduction to Product Catalog

    Still typing "Shirt" by hand on every order? Put your items in Product Catalog once, and staff pick the right one in a tap on every order.

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  2. Adding Service Items

    Tired of staff typing "shirt", "Shirt" and "shirts" on different orders? List every item you accept once, and the whole team picks the same one, with the right unit and the right number of tags.

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  3. Adding Retail Products

    Want to sell detergent or lint rollers at the counter without a price list getting in the way? Add each one once as a Retail Product with its own price, and your staff can ring it up while your stock counts stay right.

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  4. Adding Collections

    Want your staff to find a strap repair or a bottle of detergent in one tap? Group your products into tabs on the POS for each business unit.

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  5. Adding Add-ons

    Customer wants starch on 5 shirts? Set up Starch once as an add-on, and the POS adds SGD 1.00 for every shirt with one tap.

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  6. Adding Accessories

    Want to stop losing belts and dust bags between the counter and the workshop? List your accessories once and staff count them on every item they take in.

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  7. Adding Shared Variants

    Tired of typing Small, Medium and Large on every bag you price? Save the sizes once as a Shared Variant and add them to any item in a few clicks.

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Service Options

3 articles

Service Options is where you define the kinds of work your shop offers, like Stain Removal, Express Service, Bag Repair, Alteration Type, or Wash Style. Each option carries its own pricing mode (how the price is calculated), and the actual amount is set later in Price Lists.

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  1. Introduction to Service Options

    Learn what Service Options are, how their four pricing modes work, and how they connect to price lists and business units.

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  2. Setting up Service Options

    Add a Service Option with a name and a pricing mode, then attach it to products in a Price List to make it sellable.

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  3. Setting Up Price Rules

    Set up base prices, item discounts and surcharges, and bundle deals that apply on their own based on each item's details.

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