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Practical articles on how one system handles stock, the till, attendance, bookings and billing. Numbers, procedures and experience from real operations.
What is GetERI and why it replaces five systems with one
GetERI is a business system in which ERP, POS, bookings, attendance, access, payments and CRM run on a single database. What this means for everyday operations and how much it costs.
How much does ERP cost for a small business: per-user pricing explained
Why GetERI charges per user, what is included in the $14.90 price, how the 30-day grace period works and how much a café, a fitness studio or a small manufacturer will pay.
POS system for a café and restaurant: what it must do in 2027
Fiscalization, kitchen display, QR ordering at the table, delivery, and recipes with ingredient stock. A list of what a hospitality register should have and how the POS module covers it.
Electronic construction diary under Slovak law 25/2025: what it must contain
The new Slovak Building Act introduces an electronic construction diary. What belongs in it, who has access, how entries are signed and how they are exported for the authority. An overview for construction companies and site managers.
Stocktaking without stopping operations: how to do it
Why stocktaking is done at night and how to change that. Continuous stocktaking by item and location, random checks, a scanner on your phone, and a result that matches 100%.
Attendance and access control in one: turnstiles, cards and mobile key
When attendance and access run on one database, a card swipe at the turnstile is also a clock-in. How it works, what anti-passback is, and what payroll receives.
Fitness centre software: memberships, bookings and turnstile in one system
What a system for fitness and wellness should handle: passes and memberships, class schedule, credits, check-in by card and turnstile, corporate clients. How it works without re-typing.
Hotel system on one database: front desk, channel manager and POS
Booking calendar, check-in, guest folio with restaurant items, channel manager for Booking and Airbnb, housekeeping on mobile, and ADR and RevPAR reports. How one system holds it all together.
Data migration from an old system: how to switch without losing history
What can be migrated (items, partners, documents, warehouses, history), in what order, how completeness is verified, and when it is better to start with a clean slate. The procedure we use during deployment.
AI agent in a business system: what it can actually do today
Goods receipt from a photo of a delivery note, an item added by voice, stocktaking without stopping operations, a report by e-mail. Concrete situations where the agent replaces screens and forms, and where its limits are.