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Thegoodstuff
Multi-store retail with real books — daily P&L, stock transfers between branches, and access scoped down to the individual permission.
Revenue / mo₦2,706,000
Gross margin92.4%
SKUs tracked143
Most small retailers in Nigeria run on a notebook and a POS terminal, and reconcile at the end of the month if at all. Thegoodstuff replaces both. It is multi-store from the first screen — a store switcher in the sidebar, a store column on every table, a store comparison chart on the dashboard — and it treats accounting as a first-class module rather than an export you assemble later.
What it runs
- Accounting — revenue, cost, gross profit and margin over today, seven days, month, year or a custom range, with daily P&L and monthly trend charts and one-click XLSX export.
- Inventory — stock levels, inter-store transfers and full history, with per-product low-stock alerts and search by product, SKU or store.
- Orders — online and walk-in in the same table, with payment rail, fulfilment status and delivery state per row.
- Payments — Paystack and Moniepoint side by side, plus cash and POS.
- Discounts — campaigns, codes, manual verification and an approvals workflow.
- Users, Roles and Permissions — Super Admin, Manager and Sales Rep as shipped, extensible per site.
- Audit modules and activity log — a record of who did what.
- Customer portal — magic-link sign-in, profile and order history.
- Support chat — started from any page in the console.
₦2,706,000 revenue against ₦205,000 cost in the month shown — a 92.4% gross margin, tracked automatically rather than reconstructed.