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Manufacturing & Wholesale

Bring B2B accounts and stock movements onto one panel

While production-order and recipe (BOM) management is handled in a separate module, a wholesale business's B2B accounts, multiple price groups, and stock/supply-chain processes can already be managed with Posmist today.

Problem → solution

What happens on the ground, and Posmist's answer

01Different pricing per B2B customer is hard to manage

The multi price-group module applies customer/segment pricing automatically.

02Wholesale customer account/debt tracking is scattered

The account module puts balance, payment history and limit alerts on one screen.

03Production-order and recipe costs are invisible

Production-order/recipe management is being built as a separate scope; stock and FIFO costing are ready today.

04Bulk order/price updates are done by hand

Bulk Excel import/export updates products and prices fast.

A day in the life

A typical day with Posmist

  1. 08:00

    Order collection

    B2B customer orders are collected and calculated by price group.

  2. 12:00

    Shipping

    Stock movements and shipping records are updated.

  3. 16:00

    Account reconciliation

    Per-customer balance and payment status are checked.

  4. 18:00

    End of day

    Total sales and per-customer report are reviewed.

Hardware

Recommended hardware for this solution

Full catalog
Touchscreen

POS Terminal

A touchscreen register terminal fully compatible with Posmist, ready for next-gen fiscal device (GMU) integration.

1D / 2D

Barcode Scanner

A wired/wireless desktop barcode scanner that works with no extra configuration.

FAQ

Manufacturing & Wholesale businesses ask

Is there production-order and recipe (BOM) management?

Not yet in Posmist; production-order/recipe management is on a separate product line — let's talk about your needs.

Can I give different B2B customers different prices?

Yes, the multi price-group module applies customer/segment-level pricing.

Can I sell wholesale in foreign currency?

Yes, the FX & multi-currency module prices using the central bank (TCMB) rate.