Solutions

Three systems. One set of numbers.

Each system stands on its own. Connected, a sale at the counter becomes an invoice, a stock movement and a customer record without anyone typing it twice.

CRM

Every customer, every conversation, one screen.

Distributors and wholesalers with a field sales team

Novamada CRM ERP

Purchasing, stock, invoicing and accounts — one source of truth.

Trading and distribution companies

Novamada ERP POS

Fast at the counter. Still working when the internet is not.

Shops and retail chains

Novamada POS
Together

What connecting them looks like

  1. A customer buys at the counter. The POS records the sale, prints the receipt, and attaches it to the customer's phone number.
  2. Stock moves. The ERP reduces inventory at that branch and, if the item is below its reorder point, drafts a purchase request.
  3. Accounts update. The invoice is posted, VAT is recorded, and the day's takings reconcile against the shift close.
  4. Sales knows. The CRM shows the visit in the customer's history; a follow-up task appears if it was a large or unusual order.
  5. Management sees it. Live sales by branch, margin by product, and an assistant that flags what is out of pattern.

Start with one. Add the others when you need them.

Most clients begin with the system that hurts most — usually POS or inventory — and add the rest over a year or two.

Talk to us about a system