Come i principali store al dettaglio massimizzano la redditività di ogni caffettiera?
One catalog behind the counter, the website, and every location. Turn any tablet or phone into a register, stock it from one inventory, and run the floor on a standard the system enforces rather than one somebody remembers.
Un unico sistema operativo per le operazioni di negozio
Calisto Pro is the software that runs a shop, from the drawer opened at nine to the day signed off at close: your whole shop in one place, shared with everyone on the floor and in the stockroom, backed up, and open from anywhere.
Paid Into Your Own Account
Every card on your own gateway, every sale sent to your fiscal provider, and the register selling through the outage.
The Last One Sells Once
The shelf, the other branch, your website, Mercado Libre and Instagram selling from one count.
Chosen Over the Marketplace
Every review answered in one place, and the new arrivals posted everywhere in your name.
Every Difference Has a Name
Drawers, voids, markdowns and the regular's tab on record, and the margin on every line.
Opened Right, Without You
Checklists signed on the floor, and a broken card reader a work order with a due time.
Received Right, Priced Right
The delivery checked at the door, the reorder on time, and the price on the tag the price at the register.
A Team Ready for Saturday
The schedule on every phone, the new hire trained, and each person on their own screens.
Your Own App
Your shop in the App Store and Google Play, and the regulars rewarded and brought back.
Put Aside, Ordered In, Repaired
Payment schedules, special orders, repairs, consignment, subscriptions and trade orders, never sold twice.
Every Shop Like Your Best
Prices from headquarters, the standards locked, and the next shop a copy of the first.
Calisto Shop + Payments
Saturday's sales, paid into your own account, even when the internet drops.
Calisto Shop turns any tablet or phone into a register on one catalog. Calisto Payments settles every card on your own gateway, each sale reaches your fiscal provider, and the register keeps selling offline.
Waiting to send · in the order rung up
By register
By tender · settled to
Calisto Shop + Sync + Sites + Orderflow
The last one sells once, on the shelf, your website and every marketplace.
Calisto Shop keeps one count per product per shop. Calisto Sync connects Mercado Libre, Amazon, TikTok Shop and Instagram to it, Calisto Sites sells it on your website, and Orderflow hands over every order.
Linen Guayabera Shirt · L
Calisto Reputation + Impreta + Studio
The shop they find first. The one they choose over the marketplace.
Calisto Reputation asks each client for a review after the purchase and puts every site's reviews in one place to answer. Calisto Impreta posts new arrivals everywhere; Calisto Studio makes the lookbook.
Product reviews · on your website
Calisto Shop + Ledger
Every difference has a name. Every tab has a page.
Calisto Shop opens each drawer with its float and logs every void and markdown by name. Calisto Ledger posts sales, cost of goods and shrink to one set of books, each line's margin on screen.
Jewelry · margin by line
Variance · by product, shift and register
Her page · the terms Lucía agreed with her
Ciò che un acquirente nota e ciò che lo tiene in posizione
Cosa cambia quando prezzo, conteggio, checklist e incassi del giorno sono lo stesso record, e nessuno deve ricordarne nulla.
standard, enforced everywhere. The opening checklist, the merchandising guide and the cash procedure are the same in every shop, and the system shows which ones actually got completed.
UNO STANDARDstock number behind the register, the stockroom and the website. A sale in one shop changes what the other shops and the website can promise, before the next client asks.
UNO SOLOlock-in. The client list, the sales history and the product catalog export whenever you choose. Your clients are not the platform's audience.
I TUOI DATIpayment gateways to choose from. Keep your own merchant relationship, in every country you run a shop in.
RICEVI PAGAMENTI DA QUALSIASI PARTEOne
Count per Product Behind the Counter, the Stockroom and the Website
One
List of Returns, Whichever Shop or Website Made the Sale
Zero
Sales Lost When the Shop's Internet Drops
One
Day Close for Every Drawer, With a Name on Every Difference
Calisto Assure + Blueprint
Naco opened the way Zona Colonial did. You saw it without driving there.
Calisto Blueprint holds the opening checklist, merchandising guide and cash procedure. Calisto Assure runs them on the phones on the floor, signed by name, and turns every failed check into a work order.
Casa Ámbar · team chat
Opening · every shop · locked
From Naco's opening checklist · 08:56
Zona Colonial · Saturday
Calisto Inventory + Pulse + Display
The delivery checked at the door. The price on the tag is the price at the register.
Calisto Inventory starts the purchase order at the reorder point and receives against the supplier's invoice. Calisto Pulse runs each promotion between its dates, on the register, the label and Calisto Display's window screen.
Today · running low
PO-01041 · Café Monte Alto
Arriving today
PO-01040 · received by Joel Cabrera · 10:12
Labels to Reprint · on the label printer
Display · Zona Colonial
Labels to Reprint · back to the price
Calisto Workforce + University + Station
The new hire sells on the first shift. Saturday has the people it needs.
Calisto Workforce builds the schedule around your busiest days and puts it on every phone. Calisto University trains each new hire, and Calisto Station gives each person their own register screens, invited by name.
Casa Ámbar · team chat
Naco · 9 to 15 November · built around Saturday
Naco · last week · hours worked beside the day's sales
Calisto Apps + Circle + Campaigns
Your shop on their phone, under your name. And they come back.
Calisto Apps puts your shop in the App Store and Google Play under its own name. Calisto Circle rewards what clients buy, and Calisto Campaigns reaches each one by what they bought.
Lucía's own WhatsApp · 48 unread
Her purchases · online and in the shop
Apps · Casa Ámbar
An audience that rebuilds itself
After every purchase · rules Lucía switched on
Operare come un brand. Prezzare come uno.
Un rivenditore che opera su un unico standard può mantenere i propri prezzi, poiché esiste qualcosa con cui tenerli.
Calisto Shop + Proposals
Put aside, ordered in, repaired, consigned. Nothing sold twice.
Calisto Shop holds a piece on a payment schedule, orders in what a client asked for, rings up repairs and settles each consignor's share. Calisto Proposals quotes the decorator's order from your catalog.
Walk-Ins · in order
Calisto Purview + Blueprint
The next shop opens the way the first one does.
Calisto Purview sets prices and policies once at headquarters, read-only in every shop. Calisto Blueprint keeps the standards locked, and a new shop starts as a copy of the first: registers, prices and routines.
In every shop · read-only
Set at headquarters · read-only in every shop
Naco's window · the neighborhood fair · Saturday
Last week · by shop · from the same records
Twenty-two apps. One store.
Shop runs the register, and the price on the tag is the price at the register because there is one catalog behind both, not two systems meant to match.
Negozio
The register on any tablet or phone, on one catalog.
Pagamenti
Every card on your own gateway, into your own account.
Sync
Mercado Libre, Amazon, TikTok Shop and Instagram on one count.
Siti
Your website, selling from the same shelf.
Flusso ordini
Every order on one board, handed over at the counter.
Reputazione
Every review in one place to answer.
Impreta
New arrivals posted everywhere in your name.
Studio
The lookbook and the size chart, priced from the catalog.
Conto
Sales, cost of goods and shrink in one set of books.
Assure
Checklists signed on the floor, failures as work orders.
Blueprint
The opening checklist and the standards, locked.
Magazzino
The reorder point and the delivery received line by line.
Pulse
Each promotion between its dates, on the register and the label.
Visualizzazione
The window screen with the offer running now.
Risorse umane
The schedule around your busiest days, on every phone.
Università
The new hire trained on the first week.
Stazione
Each person on their own register screens.
App
Your shop in the App Store and Google Play.
Cerchio
What clients buy, rewarded.
Campagne
Each client reached by what they bought.
Proposte
The decorator's order quoted from your catalog.
Purview
Prices and policies once at headquarters.
Calisto Pro for In-Person Retailers
- One catalog behind every register, so a markdown entered once is live at the counter, on the website and on the shelf label without three people being told, and a new product is sellable the moment it is received
- Scan a barcode or search the whole catalog by name or by any code printed on the item, then pick the size and color
- Sold by weight from a scale beside the register, with the tare: coffee by the gram, a jacket by the unit
- Layouts and tiles you arrange for each register
- Split payments, part on card, part in cash, part on a gift card, with a custom amount and a note on the sale or a line, printed on the receipt
- Gift cards sold as a line of the sale with their code on the receipt, and redeemed at the register or on the website
- Alterations, engraving and repairs rung up like any product, on the client's page
- Markdowns with their reason, who gave them and who approved them; who may mark down is a setting you choose
- Receipts printed, emailed or texted, and a screen facing the client that shows the basket as it is rung up
- Each sale and refund sent to the fiscal provider you connect, from the register, in the same step, with no second device at the counter
- The internet drops and the register keeps selling: it keeps the products and prices it last read, numbers each sale, prints on the printer beside it and sends every sale, in order, the moment the line is back
- The catalog and the clients are not held on the machine that broke, so checkout carries on at any other device on the floor while the repair runs
- Each drawer opened with its float, on its own page, with paid-ins, paid-outs and safe drops against the drawer and the person who made them
- An X report at any time and a Z report to close the drawer, the difference between what was counted and what the register took named for the shift and the person
- An alert you turn on for a drawer over or short beyond your threshold, so the manager hears that night, not on Monday
- Close the Day: every drawer counted and the day signed off once, for the whole shop
- A piece put aside on a payment schedule from the register: who it is for, the deposit, the day it is held until and the payments
- The goods held off sale until they are collected, canceled or forfeited, so nobody sells them twice
- Deposits taken in cash, by card or by transfer with its reference, each payment stamped paid as the money covers it
- Paid off, it becomes one sale at the agreed prices and takes the stock off; a cancellation keeps its fee and refunds the rest
- A special order ordered in with the client's deposit, and the client told when it arrives
- One page per product, with its variants, barcodes, price, cost and stock together, and its Sales, Channels and Labels beside them
- Sizes, colors and materials, each with its own barcode, price and stock, with markup rules and the cost method you choose
- Sold by the unit, by weight, on pre-order with the date it ships, or as a digital product
- Kits and gift sets whose parts come off the shelf with the sale
- Collections for the window, the website and the channels
- Promotions, codes, quantity breaks and a trade client's wholesale prices, each running between the dates you set and ending on its own: a twenty percent weekend promotion on the right variants at the right shops
- Gift card amounts you set, every card sold with its balance, top-up and void; an amount is a price, so only the people allowed to change prices create one
- A product sent down by headquarters, read-only in every shop
- On hand per location, and what may be sold: on hand less what is held, so the last unit sells once
- "Is it in stock at the other branch?" answered at the counter from the live count, with a hold or a transfer placed before the conversation ends
- Received and adjusted in fractions: 2.5 kg, half a case
- Cosmetics, supplements and groceries received in batches with their expiry, the one that runs out first sold first, and a batch's page listing every buyer to tell in a recall
- Labels to Reprint after a price change, on sheets or a label printer, so no client stands at the counter holding a tag that disagrees with the register
- Consigned pieces on their own line, apart from your own stock, the designer's share worked out at the sale and settled on their statement
- Receiving first, against the supplier's invoice, with any difference flagged at the door rather than found at the stocktake
- Purchase orders printed as the document itself, reorder by days of cover or reorder points, and Order More on a product at its reorder point
- One order board for every order: New, Accepted, Packing, Ready and Handed Over, each card naming how it leaves
- Collected at the counter, delivered or shipped, from your website, a marketplace, wholesale or the counter
- Connects to Mercado Libre, Amazon, TikTok Shop and Etsy with your own seller account, and puts your products in the Meta catalog for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, with Sync; a sale or a price change reaches every channel within a minute
- A marketplace order booked as a sale, its unit taken off the same count as the shelf
- Shipping rules, and Shipments with their carriers, labels and tracking
- Online and in-store returns and exchanges in one list, each on the sale it reverses, whichever shop or website made the sale
- A purchase made at one branch or on the website returned at another against the receipt that made it: one client record, one stock movement, one refund, and no manager overriding a register that cannot see the sale
- A buyer asks for a return from the tracking page, within your policy's reasons and window
- Received line by line at the shop that took it back, restocked once, refunded to the original payment, in cash or as store credit
- Return policies with no restocking fee, a flat fee or a percentage
- The purchase builds the client's page, so in-store purchases, online orders, returns, store credit and gift cards sit together without anyone typing them in at the counter
- House accounts for a designer, a decorator or a trade client, settled on the terms you agreed
- Loyalty with Circle, the tier moving on what people bought and traveling with the client to every shop and channel
- Subscriptions: a monthly refill, a coffee every two weeks or a wine club, each plan with its price, how often it bills and what it sends, every delivery an order picked from the same shelf or collected at the counter
- Cases about a client or an order, from Desk, on the client's page beside what they bought and returned
- The Walk-Ins line, its Lobby Screen and Pair a TV: a client collecting a ring paid over time, another returning a jacket bought online and a third with a watch to repair, each served in turn
- Serving a walk-in books nothing; what they buy is a sale at the register
- Threads: the shop's client conversations, answered from the shop's own number
- A shop inside a gym: one check-in covers the door, the session and the counter, and a lapsed membership stops the door, not the shop
- Shop stock counting down as it sells, on every register, and dues, sessions and purchases billed from one account
- Routine Checks: opening, closing and floor checks, each run signed by whoever ran it
- Report a Problem from the floor: a card reader that stops answering becomes a maintenance work order with an owner and a due time, and the other register keeps selling
- Maintenance: requests, a list, a board, a calendar and recurring work orders
- Voids, markdowns and no-sales logged against the person who made them, so a pattern of voids on one register at one hour shows as a pattern
- People, Schedule, Shift Requests, Certifications, Pay and Time Off on Workforce's screens, and each person invited by name to the screens they open: the cashier the register and the Walk-Ins line, the stockroom lead Stock and Purchasing, and nobody sharing a login
- Onboarding: each new hire's first-shift list, where the keys are, how the register closes and how a return is taken, the same in every location
- Home's tiles: Today, Today's Sales in each currency, Orders to Fulfill, Late Orders, Ready to Hand Over, Oversold Today, Returns to Receive, Low Stock, Arriving Today, Walk-Ins and Payment Schedules Overdue
- Day at a Glance: orders due, sales, deliveries arriving, what is running low, who is working, routine checks, repairs and clients
- Mine or Everyone: your own shift's orders, checks and work orders, or the whole shop's
- Sales by location, category and staff, profit, profit and loss, variance, stock and reconciliation, with no spreadsheet emailed in on Monday
- Rules for an oversold order, a delivery that differs from its invoice, a return requested or received, a batch recalled, labels to reprint, an item short at picking and consignment statements due, and the client messages each one sends
- A second shop copied from the first: its registers, printers, prices, reorder points, pars and routines, so it opens the way the first one does
- Devices: printers and printer routing, card readers and scales
- Getting Started, ticked off from your own shop as you set it up
- Tabs: Today, Register, Orders and Stock, with shortcuts to Today, Register, Orders and Scan & Adjust
- Home, Today, the register, Stock and a count's sheet open with no signal
- Search for a product by name or any code on it, an order or a client
- Notifications for a message, a channel that stopped answering, a product low or out, an offline sale to check and a gift card bought online
- The business, its legal name, tax, currencies and every shop with its address and hours, set up once
- Each shop a location of your one business, with the zones inside it, never a business of its own
- One catalog behind every register: a price changed once is right at every counter
- Variants and price rules per shop
- Photograph once, publish everywhere: photos and copy on the product in the media library, reaching the website and every marketplace at the same time
- Products added quickly and prices changed in place; an incomplete product stays sellable while it is finished
- Catalog changes staged, previewed, then published now or on a date
- How the registers weigh what is sold by weight
- The catalog searched by what a product is, not only by its name
- Your brand's logo, colors and type, shared with every app; rename a shared word, and every screen reads the new one
- Owner settings for who sees what and who touches the money, each with a default: changing prices and marking down at the register are given to the people you choose, never to whoever happens to be on shift
- Headquarters' prices and policies arriving read-only in every shop, wherever a manager opens them
- Your client list, sales history and product catalog exported whenever you choose, on any plan
- The opening checklist, the merchandising guide and the cash procedure, authored once for every shop
- One standard enforced everywhere, and the system shows which shops completed it
- Each standard either managed by headquarters, read-only in every shop, or a starting value each shop may change
- Checklists, message templates, shift patterns and products sent to every shop or to chosen ones, with later edits reaching every copy
- Compliance: each shop with the standards it replaced with its own value, most first
- Tax set at headquarters, copied to every shop and kept in step
- One catalog shared across the group
- The shops you already own added in one step, each joining as it runs today
- Customize for the Whole Group on any Calisto screen, and Reset for the Group when you want Calisto's version back
- A franchised shop joins the group when its agreement is signed, its owner is enrolled in your University training and your Assure checklists reach it
- 73 payment gateways, on your own merchant account and your own rates, in every country you run a shop in
- Carta e contanti si chiudono allo stesso modo
- Card readers from your payment provider paired to the register, with Station
- An order of providers for each country, with an online checkout moving to the next one if a provider is down, never after a decline
- The provider that settles one shop, set apart from the rest
- Gift cards issued, topped up and voided, a card sold before Calisto added, and a balance spent or checked at the register
- Pay later at your website's checkout, from the lenders you choose, for the order range you set
- Your own payment plans: a rate, a term and the order range each one covers
- Buy-Now links: one product at its price, with an expiry and a use limit, a paid link becoming an order
- A deposit asked for on a special order, paid on its own page and held against it
- Every amount in the currency it was taken in; totals per currency, never added together
- The exchange-rate source you choose, a central bank's rate, your own rate service or rates you type; Calisto never supplies a rate
- Markets: where you sell and in what currency, priced at the market's rate and rounding or by hand
- Every payment from every app in one list, with its status, method, provider, the sale it came from and the client
- Full or partial refunds, your refund window and reason codes, and refunds above an amount you set waiting for approval
- Chargebacks ordered by deadline, with evidence gathered from the order, the conversation and the signed agreement, and a checklist for each reason
- A payment taken for the wrong amount flagged once, kept with a note or refunded
- Every payout with its gross, fees, refunds and chargebacks held back, matched to its payments on arrival or by hand, and posted to the books with Ledger
- Printers, print jobs and printer routing with a test print, and a printer in error told to you
- Scales and signing units in the same device list
- Who may look a payment up, take one, refund it or see payouts, as your settings, with each person's exceptions set by the owner
- The payout destination changed only by the owner, after an emailed code, with every owner told
- On the phone: today's takings per currency, payouts on their way and the chargeback due soonest
- Your web store selling from the same stock as the shop floor
- Connects to Mercado Libre, Amazon, TikTok Shop and Etsy, each once with your own seller account, and puts your products in the Meta catalog for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp
- TikTok Shop on your own seller account, with its shipping, its returns and your cancellation reason
- A store locator with real availability
- Each shop's stock in Google's local inventory feed, by the store code kept on the location
- Product feeds for the shopping and social channels you connect
- Each product turned on or off for each place in one tap: your website, your app, the counter, the screens and your social posts
- A channel that would send nothing cannot be turned on, and says why
- Listings sent from the catalog, each with its address and whether it is live, refused or removed
- Stock sent with an amount held back and a cap, every 15 minutes
- A product that sells out shows as none or comes down, and goes back up when it is restocked
- Units held through a checkout, so the last one sells once
- Two-way, so a change on either side is not lost
- A sale or a price change on every channel within a minute
- Marketplace orders arriving as sales, matched to your catalog
- Collections a storefront or a channel shows, ordered and scheduled, and bundles sold as one line
- Every connection, its state and what it last sent
- Errors: every refused listing, missing field and stuck order, with numbered steps to fix each one and one-tap Retry
- A failure no one was watching put on the team's phones
- Logs for one connection, exported as a spreadsheet
- Revenue and commission by channel, in each currency, never converted
- Each marketplace's commission carried to your books in Ledger
- A Channels row in Shop with the channels it sells through, every fix opening in place
- One connection per channel, made in Shop or in Sync and seen in both
- On the phone: Home, Health, Connections and Distribution, with Retry and Reconnect from a notification
- Price rules and promotions applied at every register
- Promotions that run for their dates and end on their own
- Seasons: named date sets that come back every year if you choose
- A promotion, a promo code, a buyer's agreed price, a bulk price or a variant's price
- Promo codes one at a time or up to 2,000 at once, with limits per client and in total
- Applied to everything, to chosen products or to chosen categories
- Which price wins, in one order of conditions for every price
- The same adjustments at the register, on your website and on every channel that takes money
- A price set by hand never overwritten
- Changing a price follows your Change Prices setting
- A trade client's or a wholesale buyer's order priced from your live catalog, so the proposal and the invoice cannot disagree
- Quick Quote: a quote sent on its own, from its own page
- Options, optional lines and quantities the client may change within the limits you set
- Sent by email from your business, by text from your own number, by WhatsApp or as a link
- Reviewed before sending, routed by amount in each currency
- Signed in place with Sign, and a deposit or the full amount paid through your own providers
- Follow-ups that stop the moment the client accepts or declines
- Tracked to acceptance, the acceptance carrying straight into the order with Orderflow
- A buyer's purchase order, a PDF or a photo emailed to your purchase-order mailbox, turned into a draft proposal at that buyer's prices, checked beside the document and confirmed into an order
- Every payment collected, in each currency, and payment links for what is due
- Sent from what it belongs to, and filed back against it once it is signed: the signed supplier agreement files against the supplier
- Firmato su qualsiasi dispositivo; la persona che firma non ha mai bisogno di un account
- Signed in person on a tablet at the counter, or on the signer's own phone from a QR code
- Many documents in one envelope, signed in order or at once
- Fields that fill themselves from what the envelope is about
- Bulk Send to up to 500 people from a list, each with their own envelope
- Reminders running on their own until everyone has signed, and a warning three days before an envelope expires
- Agreements written from Sign's own wording, or replaced with your PDF
- Every completed envelope sealed into one PDF with its audit trail and a certificate of completion
- The sealed envelope filed in Depot as a contract
- One count per product per location, moving as things sell, arrive and transfer, not on a weekly count
- The sale drops the count and the reorder point starts the order
- Every sale takes its stock off exactly once, from the register, the website, a marketplace or a client's portal
- Each size and color holds its own stock per location
- What may be sold is on hand less what is held: a buyer's checkout, a wholesale order, a client's hold at another branch
- Reorder points read total demand across the shop and the website, not the half you can see
- Every adjustment with its reason, who made it and where; one that would take more than is there is refused
- The Movement Report: every movement in and out, by product and location
- A stock location at each shop or warehouse, or inside one: the stockroom, an aisle, a shelf, a bin
- The store plan drawn with its stockroom, so counting what is in it is a walk rather than a hunt
- Pars per location; a shop below its par starts a reorder on its own
- A short shop met first from another shop's stock above its par before anything is bought, with Move First and Create Transfers, off until you turn it on
- Tracked movement between shops, not a hopeful van: units in transit belong to neither shelf, are received line by line, and anything lost on the way is written off with its reason
- Each location's fulfillment priority ranks where an online order ships from
- Every printed code on one list: the product, the variant and the pack it is printed on
- Codes added by scanning, by walking the stockroom with Scan to Link, or made in the in-store range
- Without a Barcode: the products that still need one
- The phone's camera or a scanner to look a product up, count it or receive it
- Count one shelf or the whole stockroom on a sheet that never shows what the system expects
- Count by Voice: say what you counted, in any language, and confirm
- Counts assigned by zone and scheduled with reminders, and an overdue count announced
- Review: each line's expected, counted and difference with its value, then recount, adjust or look into it; approving sets the stock
- The products that miscount again and again
- Shelf labels printed from the product, with the same price the register will charge
- Batches with their number, expiry, location and what is left, expiring ones announced once a day
- A sale draws the batch that expires first and notes which one it took; a batch's page lists every buyer, with Notify These Buyers, each told once
- A batch written off with its reason, at what it cost
- Serial numbers: each unit in stock, held, sold, returned or recalled, with its warranty date
- The register rings the serial scanned, and a return gives the unit back as returned
- A serial's page with its state, warranty, buyer and history, and Recall Serials telling every buyer once
- Suppliers with their contact, payment terms, lead time and active orders
- Purchase orders from draft to approved, sent, confirmed, partly received and received
- Send to Supplier: the printable order emailed once from your own mailbox
- Reorder from each product's reorder point, quantity and maximum and each shop's par, less what is already on order
- Orders that draft themselves every hour for products set to reorder on their own; approval, not discovery, is the only step by hand
- A filled-in purchase order from a product, an alert or a notification
- A purchase order in another currency stays in its own currency
- A drop-ship supplier sends orders straight to your clients, and a drop-ship product is never counted in your stock
- The Dock: deliveries due, soonest first, and what has arrived
- One receive form: received and refused with the reason, batch or serial numbers, expiry, invoice price, and freight and duty spread over the units by value
- Forty received, five back-ordered, recorded as such; a short shipment stays open against the supplier
- Supplier Reconciliation: a delivery compared with the next count
- Each product's next 7 and 28 days, its days of cover and the day it runs out, per location
- A reorder point set from the forecast over the supplier's lead time, plus the safety stock you choose
- ABC classes: every product ranked by revenue, units or margin
- The cost method you choose per category, and stock with no known cost counted as uncosted, never guessed
- Valuation by category and location, with snapshots to compare
- Waste Log: what was lost, why, by whom and what it cost
- Who sees costs and stock value are your settings; a figure that is not theirs reads Not shared with you
- Tabs for Scan, Items, Counts and Orders, and an overview with Start a Count, New Purchase Order and Log Waste
- Order and Dismiss on a low-stock notification, Review on a submitted count
- Scan, Items, Stock Alerts, Counts and Receiving open with no signal, and waste or an adjustment made offline is sent once
- A photo shared to Inventory becomes a product's photo or starts a new product
- Walk-in and website orders in the same queue, whatever took them: your website, a marketplace, the phone or a proposal
- Pick, pack and collect on one board
- An online order holds the unit the shop floor can already see, and collection in store closes it at the register
- Orders aged against their promised time: green, then amber, then red
- Exceptions: out of stock, an address that does not exist, a failed payment or a client's request, each resolved on the order
- Picking lists in walking order, each item confirmed by scan when it is picked and packed
- Ship from Store: each shipped line offered to the shop your own priority, the oldest stock or the shortest drive picks, and passed on if it is not answered in time
- Parcel carriers on your own accounts, with rates, labels, tracking and carrier pickups
- The client's tracking page on your website, in its design, where a return is started once the parcel arrives
- One return for every order and every register sale, the goods back in stock once and the refund through Payments
- Client messages when an order is placed, ready to collect, out for delivery or delivered, each a rule you can change or turn off
- Transfers and deliveries between shops tracked as tasks, not a hopeful van
- Lavori di consegna assegnati dalla stessa lista
- A delivery run naming its vehicle, its load against the vehicle's space and the order it serves
- Each driver's stops in road order on Calisto's own router, with turn-by-turn directions in Calisto's own navigator
- Every open job as a list, a board, a schedule or a map
- Maintenance work orders from a problem reported on the floor, as a list, a board and a calendar, with recurring work
- Best-fit suggestions for who takes a job, by availability, load and skills
- A time to answer and to fix for each kind of work, counted on your opening hours, with a job past it escalated
- On My Way texts the client how many minutes away the delivery is
- The driver's day kept on the phone with no signal, every tap sent once when it is back
- Each drawer reconciled at the close, a cash difference carrying a name rather than a mystery number
- Every register posting to the same books
- Sales, cost of goods and shrink in one set of books, so the margin on a line is a number you read rather than one you work out at quarter end
- Gift cards and store credit held as what you owe until they are spent
- Libri a doppio registro con voci di giornale che si registrano e si invertono, senza mai scomparire
- A supplier's invoice read into lines from its PDF or photo, each line matched to its purchase order and its deliveries, and a bill that differs held until someone accepts the difference and says why
- Bank feeds matched to your processor's payouts
- Inventory valuation against the stock accounts
- Each document sent to the authority through your fiscal provider, once one is connected, and the reports your accountant files from
- Every statement per currency, for one shop or for the group of businesses, combined
- Bring Your Books from the accounting software you use now, once
- Opening and closing checks, scored the same way in every shop
- Routine checks judged slot by slot through the day: done, due, missed or coming up, a missed one told once
- Inspections on a schedule, each one a task carrying its checklist, its area and a reminder before it is due
- One checklist runner on a desk or a phone, one item at a time with photo evidence, kept on the device with no signal
- A reading, such as a temperature, checked against its safe range, a reading out of range failing with what was read
- Items shown only when an earlier one passed or failed
- Photos marked up with an arrow or a circle, and faces in a photo blurred on the device
- Every run with its date, place, score, failed items and who walked it
- Checklists saved as numbered versions, work already sent keeping the version it was sent with
- Standards with their criteria, guidance, critical checks and required photos, by category and how often they run
- A checklist drafted from a description, a photo of a paper checklist or a PDF, changed before it is saved
- Each checklist translated into the language each person who walks it reads
- A checklist sent to a franchised shop, your later edits reaching every copy
- Il registro che risultava in corto diventa un ordine di lavoro tracciato
- Every failed check raises a finding with its severity, photo and the action it needs
- Corrective actions Open, Overdue, Awaiting Verification and Closed, and the person who made the fix never verifies it
- Send to Dispatch: a finding raises its work order
- Pass or Fail on finished work, a Fail sending it back with your note
- A review about quality raises a finding, and the reply goes from Reputation
- An incident, a near miss, a hazard, an injury or damage reported from a phone, with or without signal
- A QR sticker on an area or a piece of equipment: anyone there reports something unsafe, with photos and no account
- Investigations that ask why up to five times, signed off by someone other than the person who reported it
- Risk assessments on your own scale of likelihood and severity
- Working alone: a check-in on a set interval, and a missed one tells your admins at once
- Drills on your own schedule, each result kept
- One compliance score, the same on the desk, the phone and the widget
- Licenses, permits, policies, people's certifications and contractors' insurance running out within 30 days, each holder told before it lapses
- Hazardous substances with where they are kept and their safety data sheets
- Equipment whose warranty ends within 90 days
- Preventive maintenance for a machine, due by date or by its meter, each cycle a work order
- Scan an asset's tag to see its condition and past checks, or report a problem
- Trends and a timeline over every check, finding and incident
- Returns, exchanges and returns from another branch, with the client's purchases beside the case
- A time to answer and to resolve, counted on your shop's opening hours, with each case's at-risk moment announced
- One queue as a list, a board or a calendar, the next answer due first
- A case names the order it is about, with the client's orders, payments and earlier cases beside it
- Replies from one shared library, a reply by email, text or WhatsApp leaving from the shop's own address or number
- Side conversations: email a supplier from the case, their answers kept on it and never seen by the client
- Claims with the item, the damage, photos and a cost estimate in its own currency
- Send to Maintenance: a case about a broken fitting becomes a work order in Dispatch, many cases on one work order
- A refund issued through Payments under your refund policy
- Help articles for the team or for clients, and a help center in your brand on your own domain
- Suggested answers from your published articles, at the confidence you set
- A satisfaction survey a set time after a case is resolved
- Guest sign-in on the shop's network that turns a shopper into a client with their consent
- Guest WiFi kept apart from the shop's own network, with a speed ceiling of its own
- A welcome page built in the same website builder as your site, and a returning guest greeted by first name
- A marketing box never pre-ticked; saying no still gets the guest online
- Vouchers in batches, with a use limit and a time window
- The team on their own Calisto logins, only while they are on shift, refused once they leave the business
- Access points in the same device list as your other hardware, with their state
- The busy hour and day, and visitors by shop
- Guests who said yes added to a list in Campaigns in one press
- Shifts, hours and pay across every shop, published to the phones of the people working them
- The week built around your opening hours and your busiest days, with a proposed week from each person's availability and your budget
- Labor cost beside each day's sales, so a Tuesday with three people on the floor and no shoppers shows on Tuesday
- A weekly labor budget per shop, with a shift to cut when it is over
- Swaps, drops, open shifts and time off decided in one place, the published schedule updating for everyone at once
- Clock in and out on their own phone, proven by their location or the shop's WiFi, or on a shared clock-in tablet with a PIN
- Certifications and availability on the roster, and a post that needs a certification refusing a person without one in date
- Commission per person from their pay agreement: a flat rate, per category or a sliding scale
- Tips declared at clock-out and shared by your own tip rules
- A pay report for whoever runs your payroll, never a payroll
- Rules for breaks, overtime, hour caps and rest between shifts, each set to warn or block
- Onboarding plans with a first-shift list for every new hire, and a careers page on your website
- Reorder thresholds that draft the purchase order without a manager
- Transfers, price changes and promotions applied on schedule
- The thank-you, the care guide for what they bought and the note when a special order arrives, sent from rules you switch on
- A trigger, then its steps: act, branch, wait or delay, built once
- Templates turned on in one tap, or saved as a draft
- Only during business hours, a run due outside them held until you open
- A run that waits for a decision in Approvals and goes on from it
- Every failed run shown with Retry, and an automation that keeps failing paused at your threshold
- Every notice from Shop, Inventory, Payments and the other apps a rule you can see, change or turn off
- Sales, stock and open issues per shop, read live from the apps that own the work
- What is arriving, what is running low and who is working, before the doors open
- La stessa attività di un martedì piovoso come di una mattina di sabato
- Who is on shift now, from the Workforce schedule
- The daily close signed off by name, one per day
- Expenses and receipts submitted with their vendor, category and amount, reviewed in one queue
- Held, captured and released deposits on one screen
- A report directory, a team scorecard and a notice queue
- A notification center with snooze, and a recurring digest
- The screens each person at the counter opens, built once and granted by name, with the card readers and printers each register uses
- The register in three arrangements: products beside the cart, scan first, or two big tiles a row on a phone
- Pages of tiles by category or collection, per shop or per register, with Favorites, search and scan
- A shared register: add a colleague, switch, lock and sign out, with a PIN lock for whoever is signed in
- Voids and comps with reasons from your lists, reviewed by a manager in Approvals
- Age checks and declarations asked before an age-restricted item is added, online and offline
- Weighed items from the scale, a scanned label or a typed weight
- Returns found by receipt number: one return, one refund and the stock put back
- Suggested items: adding one shows what you chose to suggest with it, added in one tap
- Drawers opened with a float in one currency or several, a blind count for those who may not see sales, and a manager's reconcile stamped with their name
- Cash sales while offline, sent once on reconnect and held for review
- Runs on any phone, tablet or computer with a browser, nothing installed, and installs as your own app
- A review request timed to the purchase; an unhappy client is offered private feedback with the manager first, with the public link still shown (D1)
- Every review from Google and Facebook in one inbox, answered in one place, the reply published on the site
- QR codes at the counter, printed as a sticker, a table card or a poster, with the scans counted
- After an order, the client rates each item they bought on the same page
- A review in another language translated, the original a press away
- A review handed to operations becomes a finding in Assure
- A reply deadline, and each review told due soon once and overdue once
- Every shop ranked by rating and replies
- Competitors nearby: their Google rating and review count measured daily against yours
- Each shop's hours, holidays and photos sent to its Google Business Profile, and its listings on other directories kept right
- New arrivals, promotions and events posted to every social network in your shop's name
- A post started from a product, a review, an event or a promotion
- Products from your Instagram shop's catalog tagged on the post
- Each network's own caption, media and options, checked against its limits as you write
- A calendar and a queue of posting times, and the Instagram grid arranged before it is live
- Posts that wait for approval when a product is tagged, if you choose
- A links page for your bio, with your latest posts
- Best times, reach and engagement by network and by post, and competitors' accounts beside your own
- Lookbooks, size charts, care guides and event announcements, in your brand, shared as a link that opens on any phone with no app to install
- Instagram posts and stories, posters, rack cards and A4 and A5 sheets for the counter
- The same design made for every product from a spreadsheet, up to 200 in one run
- Your brand kit, colors, typefaces and logo, offered in every picker
- A QR code with your logo in the center
- Mockups on a tote bag, a poster frame or a phone case
- A design translated into the languages your clients read
- The background removed from a product photo on your own device
- Handed to your screens, your campaigns or your website in one step
- Audiences built from purchases, not opens: bought the brand twice in six months, spent over a threshold, has not returned since spring
- Product blocks with your bestsellers, your newest, or picks for each person from what they bought, each in its own currency
- A countdown to the end of an offer, drawn live each time the email opens
- Email, text and WhatsApp, each with its own consent, a weekly cap and quiet hours
- Cart reminders from Shop sent as campaign messages
- Sent from your own domain, at each person's best hour if you choose
- A/B tests, the winner sent to everyone else
- A payment made within your window of a click credited to the campaign, in its own currency
- Lists that rebuild themselves from what people bought: made a purchase, how many days ago, their loyalty tier
- Built-in lists from the first day: New Customers, VIP Customers, Repeat Customers, At Risk and Birthday This Month
- Shoppers who connected to the shop's WiFi, or live within a distance of one of your shops
- Churn risk and the expected next purchase, from each client's own purchases
- A list described in a sentence, its rules laid out to check before saving
- Live counts while you build
- Split a list for a test, or compare two or three lists
- Every list as the audience of a campaign, reaching only people who agreed to hear from you
- Loyalty tiers that move on purchase behavior, traveling with the client to every channel and every shop
- Points earned before and after paying, and the member's card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet
- Clients who refer friends and affiliates who share a part of each sale, on one roster
- A share code and a referral page for each partner, and a welcome code for the friend's first purchase
- Orders paid on your website or at the register credited by the partner's link or the friend's code; a canceled order takes the commission back
- Commission as a share of the sale or a fixed bonus, approved before it is owed
- What each partner is owed, per currency, paid by you and marked paid here
- Your own app in the App Store and Google Play, under your own name and icon, built and submitted on your own developer accounts
- One publish updates every install
- Your products in the app at their own price and currency, only the ones turned on for it
- A signed-in client's own orders, points and rewards, receipts and messages
- One app for every shop, each with its own link and QR code, and Change Location on every screen
- Push notices now or scheduled, with quiet hours and a daily limit, and in-app messages on a chosen screen
- Store reviews answered from the app's own page
- The client's own page: what they bought from your shop, their orders and their invoices and statements
- A payment schedule and a house account statement with Pay
- Sign-in by a single-use link, with no password
- Messages by email, text, WhatsApp or push, timed from the order
- Conversations with your team, answered in Threads
- Installed on the client's phone under your name
- Your own training for cashiers, floor staff and the stockroom: video, documents and quizzes, in learning paths
- Assigned with a due day and reminded, and a learning path that assigns the next course when one is finished
- Certificates in your business's name, checked by anyone from their code
- The renewal assigned thirty days before a certificate lapses
- Franchisees trained in your account
- A course downloaded to the phone plays with no signal
- Now serving for the Walk-Ins line on a lobby TV
- Designed screens that read the offers running now, with your brand and live clock and weather
- Signage with zones and playlists of photos, videos and your published social posts
- An order pickup board for collections
- Alerts over whatever the TVs are playing, until they are cleared
- TVs that follow your opening hours, dark at night and awake for opening
- Every TV in one list, with what it runs, its state and when it was last seen
- Your own website, on your own domain, showing the products you already sell in the shop
- A product page and a collection page, a cart with discount codes, and the order email
- Every web order beside your counter sales, and nobody selling the last item twice
- The client tracks the order on your website, in its design, and starts a return there
- Age checks and declarations before paying for a product that needs them
- Join the Line: the walk-in line's own page, with the visitor's place and wait
- Contact forms, and website chat answered from your public facts and help articles, or by your team
- The visitor's own account page with their orders and saved addresses
- A search listing for every page, and a page for each shop with its local details
- Threads: WhatsApp off the owner's personal phone and onto the shop's own number, answered by whoever is working
- The client's March scarf purchase and Gold loyalty tier on the same screen as their message
- The conversation stays with the shop, not with the person who started it
- Every business line, shared mailbox and the number's voicemail in one view: All, Mine, Unassigned and Closed, with each waiting client's clock
- Create Ticket on a conversation
- Dial: the caller's context on screen, callbacks booked for a time, and a number for each shop
- A Threads or Dial seat for each person who answers the business's lines
- Mail: business email on your own domain, with your mailboxes and shared inboxes in one list
- The accountant's correspondence beside supplier delivery confirmations, all searchable by contact
- The client's orders and history beside the message
- Templates, one signature, scheduled send and undo send
- A buyer's order emailed to your purchase-order mailbox read into a draft proposal
- A Hub for each shop: the floor, the stockroom and the office
- Urgent messages that keep notifying until read, and announcements now or at a set time
- Mention the people on shift, translate a message, and hold to talk from the stockroom
- Create Task, Log Inventory, Create a Purchase Order or Create Ticket straight from a message
- Polls and approvals in the chat
- Files sent in a Hub kept in its folders
- Chats with your suppliers at other businesses, invited by email
- A work order's own Hub of files and chat
- The signed supplier agreement files itself against the supplier and the deal it belongs to
- Safety certificates and lease documents filed against the shop they cover, not a folder name
- The product photo uploaded to the catalog appears in the media library, and the card terminal receipt, the supplier contract and the product photo stop living in three places
- Find every signed contract without opening folders
- Search inside files, and find pictures by what they show, such as a red dress on a beach, or by a picture like it
- A blurry or too-small product photo marked as it lands, held for review if you choose
- The usage rights on a photo, with the owner told 30 days before they end
- Every version kept, compared and restored
- Share links that expire, with a password if you want one
- A document scanned on the phone, cropped and saved as one PDF
- A neighborhood event in the shop with its own page and its date held on the calendar
- Every event, ticketed or private, on one calendar
- The guest count kept on the event, moving its function sheet with it
- Stands at the event ringing up your Shop products, each stand selling its own list
- A gift card and a custom amount rung up at the event, with a note on the sale
One platform for every shop owner
Il formato cambia. L'accesso no.
Un catalogo dietro ogni cassa, così un prezzo modificato una volta è corretto sullo scaffale, sulla ricevuta e online.
Opening, closing, merchandising and returns procedures given to a role and confirmed on the day.
Cash counted against what it should hold at close, per register and per shift, with the difference where the manager sees it that night.
Nessun costo di configurazione. Paga quando inizi a utilizzare.
Team size across your organization
Multi-Register / Large Store
Your Foundation
Included With Your Plans
Your Core app shows everything your Commerce and Ops plans turn on. Core-Only Pricing sells it on its own, for a business that prefers not to pay a percentage.
The register, the cash drawer, products, returns and stock
Legal entity, tax, currency, and store configuration
Photograph once, publish everywhere
Opening checklist, merchandising guide, and cash procedure
Core + Commerce
Run like a brand, price like one
With Commerce, get:
Payments75 gateways with no platform surcharge
- Seventy-five gateways with no platform surcharge on top
- Keep your own merchant relationship and your rates
- Card and cash settle to the same close
Omnichannel distribution Calisto SyncWeb store and marketplaces on the same stock
- Web store selling from the same stock as the shop floor
- Store locator with real availability
- Two-way sync, so a change on either side is not lost
Pricing & promotions Calisto PulsePrice rules and promotions across every till
- Price rules and promotions applied at every till
- Time-boxed promotions that end themselves
- Rate plans, yield rules, and dynamic pricing in one engine
BookingsEvery booking across your apps in one place: today’s arrivals, availability, walk-in lines and bills.
DealsRun your sales: leads and who works them, deals through every stage, follow-ups, quotes and contracts, closings and commissions, from your phone or your desk.
projects
StationBuild workspaces for your team, and run the printers, card readers and cash drawers they use.
Open to every account, charged as you use them:
Start here. Businesses like yours grow into Contracts & signatures, Register & store, Payments.
ProposalsA priced offer the customer can accept
- Priced from the live catalog, so the proposal and the invoice cannot disagree
- Tracked to acceptance, and the acceptance carries straight into the order
- One charge per proposal sent, with its signature included
Contracts & signatures Calisto SignAgreed, signed and filed
- Sent from the record it belongs to, and filed back against it once it is signed
- Signed on any device; the person signing never needs an account
- Charged per envelope, so a draft nobody has sent costs nothing
Plus everything included above
Core + Commerce + Ops
Consistency as infrastructure, not a personality trait
With Ops, get:
Click and collect Calisto OrderflowWalk-in and website in the same fulfillment queue
- Walk-in and website enter the same fulfilment queue
- Pick, pack, and collect statuses on one board
- Every intake channel normalises into one queue
Transfers & deliveries Calisto DispatchTracked movement between stores, not a hopeful van
- Tracked movement between stores, not a hopeful van
- Delivery jobs assigned from the same roster
- Five lenses on one task feed, office and field
Accounting & drawer close Calisto LedgerDrawer reconciliation with a name on the variance
- Drawer reconciliation at close
- Cash variances carry a name, not a mystery number
- Every till posts to the same books
Store ops & loss prevention Calisto AssureOpening checks, cash variances, and tracked work ordersOps subscription only
- Opening and closing checks on one scoring engine
- The register that came up short becomes a tracked work order
- Findings raise corrective actions with a verifier
Customer service Calisto DeskReturns, exchanges, and issues with purchase history
- Returns, exchanges, and cross-branch returns with purchase history
- SLA targets measured against store hours
- One ticket dataset seen as a list, a board, or a calendar
Store WiFi Calisto WiFiGuest sign-in that becomes a customer record
- Guest sign-in that becomes a customer record
- Guest traffic on its own VLAN
- Access points sit in the same device list as your other hardware
Staff scheduling Calisto WorkforceShifts, hours, and payroll across stores
- Shifts, hours, and payroll across every store
- Certifications and availability on the roster
AutomationsThresholds that raise the order without a manager
- Reorder thresholds draft the purchase order
- Transfers, price changes, and promotions apply on schedule
- Seventeen native connectors across Calisto Pro, with no middleware
Today's operations view Calisto TodaySales, stock, and open issues per storeIncluded with any Ops app
- Sales, stock, and open issues per store
- The same shop on a wet Tuesday as on a Saturday morning
- A report directory, a team scorecard, and a notice queue
SignalKnow the moment a device goes down, a reading leaves its band or a tracker leaves its zone, and act on it from your phone.
AccessLock and unlock every door, check visitors in with a scan, issue keys and passes, and run the roll call in an evacuation, from your phone or your desk.
UniversityTrain your people: build courses, assign them with a due date, see who is behind and who is certified, and take your own training on your phone.
Plus everything in Core + Commerce
No contracts, no trials. Use the apps and pay when you’re ready.