Features
Klynto is one system with parts you switch on, not a suite of apps held together by integrations. Everything below reads and writes the same data — which is why none of it needs syncing.
The day itself — taking money, moving stock, closing out.
Ring up a sale on any device, and keep ringing them up when the connection drops.
Stock that moves the moment something sells, with reorder points that notice before you do.
One queue for online, counter and phone orders, so nothing is served twice or not at all.
Bills, receipts and credit, including what a customer still owes you.
The parts customers see, wired to the same catalogue.
A storefront sharing one stock count with the till — no sync job, no overselling.
QR menus and table service for kitchens, with orders landing in the same queue.
Drag a site together and publish it, connected to the catalogue you already keep.
Who bought what, what they still owe, and how to reach them.
What the day added up to, and what to do tomorrow.
Revenue, best-sellers and trends off live data, exportable when the accountant asks.
Ask about your own numbers in plain language, and let it draft the repetitive work.
Several branches in one workspace, each with its own stock and its own numbers.
Who can open the till, who can change a price, and who can see the takings.
Inventory
A sale at the counter and an order on the website draw down the same number. Reorder points watch it for you, and a purchase order arrives half-written.
Stock levels
1 lowPoint of sale
Runs on the hardware you have. When the connection drops it keeps taking money and printing bills, then reconciles the moment it is back.
Analytics
Because every module writes to one place, the day's takings, the best-sellers and the margin are already there — no export, no reconciling two tools that disagree.
Revenue
$48.2k
Every platform claims it. Here is the whole of it: one sale, and the five places it lands without anybody doing anything.
No export, no nightly job, no integration to keep paying for. It is one write to one database.
Listed here rather than shown as features, because they are not ones yet. Everything above this line ships today.
Set up a workspace, put your own products in it, and see whether the numbers agree at closing. Nothing to install.