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Retail · Tile and Sanitaryware Showroom Software

The tile catalogue, quotations, godown stock, delivery and billing in one system.

Run a tile and sanitaryware showroom from one system. The catalogue holds every size, finish, series and brand, with pieces per box and the area a box covers. Enquiries carry the site, the rooms and the area in square feet, so quotations are built room by room. Godown stock is counted in boxes by shade lot, and deliveries are loaded against the order.

  • Tile sizes, finishes, series and sanitaryware models go in before you begin selling, with pieces per box checked against the carton
  • Buyer list and balances migrated
  • Series and rate revisions loaded when asked

The catalogue of series, sizes and finishes is where this tile and sanitaryware showroom software starts, and GullySystem sets it up for multi-brand showrooms. Walk-in enquiries carry the site and the area in square feet, quotations are built room by room, and godown boxes are counted by shade lot. Deliveries load against the order. Builder and architect accounts carry running balances.

Where it breaks today

What goes wrong before the software.

Boxes are counted by eye

Nobody has walked the godown. A showroom may carry hundreds of series, and without a box count by series a buyer is promised vitrified or glazed tiles that may not be there.

Shade lots are not recorded

Tiles of one design differ in shade and tonality between production lots. When the lot number is not kept with the stock, a short delivery is topped up with boxes that do not match.

Quotations are built on loose sheets

Revisions are written again. A buyer asks for two bathrooms, a kitchen and a hall. Areas, boxes, basins and fittings are worked out on paper, then redone for every change of mind.

Area and box counts disagree

Buyers think in square feet while the godown issues sealed boxes. Converting one into the other by hand, with a wastage allowance for cuts and skirting, is where a site runs short or long.

Breakage and returns are settled from memory

Boxes crack in loading and on site, and unused boxes come back weeks later. Which load they belonged to, and what credit is due, gets argued at the counter.

Builder and architect accounts drift

Dues sit in a notebook. Contractors, builders and interior designers buy on account across several sites at once, so site-wise collection rests on who remembers what.

How it runs

How the work flows through it, step by step.

  1. 1

    Enquiry

    A buyer, an architect or a contractor walks in with a floor plan. The counter notes the site, the rooms and the area, then shows series by size and finish, with prices alongside.

  2. 2

    Quotation

    Room by room, tiles, sanitaryware and CP fittings are listed with rates, and square feet become boxes. The quotation goes out by WhatsApp or printed for the site.

  3. 3

    Order and shade lot

    Once approved, the order is confirmed and boxes are reserved from one shade lot. Sanitaryware and fittings come off the godown rack or go on a company order.

  4. 4

    Delivery

    A delivery note is raised for each load, with vehicle, driver and box count, and part loads against the same order are followed until the site has everything.

  5. 5

    Billing

    A tax invoice covers tiles by box, sanitaryware by model and fittings by piece. Cash, bank transfer, a cheque or a posting to the buyer’s account is recorded.

  6. 6

    Returns and follow-up

    Broken boxes and unused stock back from site are received and credited. Open quotations and part-paid orders return on the follow-up list, so nothing is forgotten.

Modules

What is inside.

Every module can be switched on, left out or changed to match how your team already works.

Tile catalogue by size and finish

Hold every series by brand, size, finish and body type, such as porcelain or glazed ceramic, with pieces per box and the area a box covers.

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Sanitaryware and CP fittings records

Keep WC models, wash basins, pedestals, cisterns, seat covers, taps, mixers, showers and bathroom accessories by brand and model number, with display pieces marked.

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Showroom enquiries and sites

Record who walked in, the site address, the rooms to be covered, the area in square feet and the architect or contractor behind the visit.

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Room-wise quotations

Quote bathroom, kitchen, hall and balcony separately, with tiles, sanitaryware and fittings under each room. Every revision stays on record, so an earlier option can be reopened.

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Shade lot and batch records

Enter the lot number of each series as a truckload is received, and reserve a buyer’s boxes from one lot wherever enough remain. Tonality is noted on the label.

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Godown and display stock

Count boxes by rack and bay in the godown and keep display pieces apart from sellable stock. Watch series that drop below reorder level before a builder’s large order lands.

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Orders and part deliveries

Confirm an approved quotation as an order. Raise a delivery note for each load with vehicle and driver, and track what the site still awaits.

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Breakage and box returns

Log boxes broken in loading, transit or on site. Receive unused boxes back against the delivery and raise the credit due, noting any chipped or cracked pieces.

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Architect and contractor accounts

Hold builder, contractor and interior designer accounts with site-wise orders, invoices, payments and any referral arrangement you follow, so the counter reads the balance before quoting again.

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Company purchase orders

Raise orders on tile companies and sanitaryware brands. Receive truckloads against them with lot numbers and damage noted, and keep the supplier ledger up to date.

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Billing and credit accounts

Issue tax invoices for tiles, sanitaryware and fittings, take cash, transfers, cards or cheques, and carry running balances for account buyers who pay by the month.

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Solutions inside

The business modules it is built from.

Each one is also available on its own, or inside a system built for you.

  • Estimate/Quotation Management

    Sales staff quote bathroom, kitchen, hall and balcony separately, placing tiles, sanitaryware and fittings under each room, with every revision kept.

  • Batch and Serial Tracking

    Receiving staff enter the lot number of each series as a truckload arrives, so a buyer’s boxes are reserved from one lot.

  • Warehouse Management

    Godown staff count boxes by rack and bay, keep display pieces apart from sellable stock and watch series that fall below reorder level.

  • Purchase Order Management

    Purchasing raises orders on tile companies and sanitaryware brands and receives truckloads with lot numbers and damage noted, keeping the supplier ledger.

  • Order Management

    An approved quotation is confirmed as an order, each load gets a delivery note with vehicle and driver, and the office sees what the site awaits.

  • Sales Returns and Credit Notes

    Broken boxes from loading, transit or site are logged, unused boxes are received back against the delivery and the credit due is raised.

  • Invoice Management

    The counter issues tax invoices for tiles, sanitaryware and fittings, accepting cash, transfers, cards or cheques, with running balances for account buyers.

  • Credit Limits and Control

    Account buyers such as contractors and builders carry running balances, so the counter sees what is outstanding before the next delivery.

Services

How we would put it in.

Setup, data migration, integrations and anything built on top.

Who uses it

One system, each person sees their part.

For owners

See quotations open and lost, stock value in boxes, deliveries pending and breakage written off. Read the outstanding on every builder account without asking the accountant.

For the showroom counter

Build a room-wise quotation, confirm the order and raise the invoice before the buyer leaves the floor, with series shown by size and finish.

For godown and delivery staff

Read the picking list in boxes and shade lots. Load the vehicle against the delivery note and record breakage as it is found.

For purchase staff

Raise company orders and receive truckloads with lot numbers. Watch the series and sanitaryware models below reorder level.

Reports

The numbers the owner asks for.

  • Sales by brand, series and size
  • Boxes in stock by series, lot and rack
  • Quotations open, approved and lost
  • Deliveries pending and part loads out
  • Breakage and unused boxes returned
  • Outstanding by builder, contractor and architect
  • Series and models below reorder level
Good fit

Who this is built for.

  • Single-showroom tile dealers selling to walk-in home buyers
  • Showrooms with a godown away from the counter
  • Multi-brand showrooms carrying vitrified, ceramic, mosaic and digital wall tile series
  • Showrooms supplying builders and designers on account
  • Dealers of sanitaryware and CP fittings with a tile counter
  • Tile showrooms running a second branch
Honest answer

When it is not the right choice.

  • A tile laying contractor who holds no stock will find little here to count.
  • A dealer whose main trade is cement, steel and sand needs a different product, and Building Material Trading Software sits closer to that trade.
  • A hardware shop selling fittings by the piece over the counter may never need a quotation.
Made to fit

Adapted to your business before it goes live.

You are not handed a login and left to it. The product is set up around your records, your people and the tools you already use.

Your series, sizes and rates

Brands, series, sizes, finishes, pieces per box and your selling rates go in first, in the way your counter quotes them to a buyer at the display board.

Quotation format and wastage allowance

Layout follows the practice you already use. So does the wastage added when area becomes boxes.

Godown bays and shade lots

Rack and bay names, and how closely lot numbers are tracked, are set to match the way your godown is arranged, from pallet racks to floor stacks.

Buyers and balances migrated

Buyer lists, architect and contractor accounts and outstanding balances are brought across from your register or your current software, then checked against the notebook.

Hosting across counter and godown

Hosting is run by GullySystem, so the counter and the godown read one box count. Our team loads new series and revised rates on request.

Works alongside

  • WhatsApp
  • SMS
  • Email
  • Bank transfer and card payments
  • Accounting package export
  • Barcode or label printer
Common questions

Questions owners ask before a demo.

Is it only for tile and sanitaryware showrooms?

Yes. Catalogue, quotations, shade lots and delivery are shaped around tiles, sanitaryware and CP fittings. A dealer who also trades cement and steel can ask about the Building Material Trading product.

Can stock be held in boxes and square feet?

Yes. Every series carries pieces per box and the area a box covers, so the counter quotes in square feet while the godown issues sealed boxes.

Does it keep shade lot numbers?

Yes. Lot numbers go in when a truckload is received, and an order can reserve boxes from a single lot wherever enough of it remains.

Can a quotation be made room by room?

Yes. Bathrooms, kitchen, hall and balcony are listed on their own, each with its own tiles, sanitaryware and fittings.

How is the wastage allowance handled?

Applied when area is turned into boxes. For each tile size, the allowance for cuts, corners and skirting is agreed with you before launch.

Can one order go out in several loads?

Yes. Each load carries its own delivery note and box count, and the order shows what the site is still waiting for.

What happens to boxes returned from a site?

They are received back against the delivery and credited to the buyer’s account. Return charges are decided with you.

Can builders and architects have accounts?

Yes. Each account holds site-wise orders, invoices and payments, with a running balance that the counter can read before quoting a repeat buyer.

Is there an accounting package export?

Not built in. Your accountant reads sales and purchase figures inside GullySystem, and an export is sized once your ledger heads are known.

Do we need this for a single-counter showroom?

Possibly not yet. A showroom with a few series and cash sales only may still manage on a register. A free technology audit will tell you plainly.

Wondering what it would cost? Share your requirements and an engineer will come back with a scope.

Selling online

Selling these goods online as well?

These e-commerce pages describe the online side: the storefront, dealer ordering and the connections to a system like this one.

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