Flagship service · Your own management system
Attendance, cash and payroll come built. The parts your company does its own way, we write.
Reach Ops is software we wrote for a multi-branch retail chain, and their staff use it for real every day. Wherever your company works differently from theirs, that is the part we change.
Small changes usually done within 24 hours
Say, one more field on the end-of-shift cash count, or a change to who signs off an expense. You message us on Zalo, we build it and show you before your staff ever see it.
Payroll: what ships, and what gets written
The shipped payroll pays by the hour or by the month, worked straight off the attendance records. Paying by sales or by piece has to be written for you.
You keep the POS you already run
Sales, stock and prices stay in KiotViet, exactly as today. This side covers what happens away from the counter: who is holding the cash, attendance, the day's tasks. Orders come across from KiotViet so revenue reconciles store by store. Another POS can be connected, but that part is written for you.
You don't pay to rebuild what already runs
What is already running is not something you pay to build a second time. The cost sits in the part written for your company, plus your size and how many features you turn on. The quote states what is and isn't included before you decide.
Staff use it on their phones
Clock in at the branch, check the roster, pick up the tasks assigned for the day, all on a phone. A clock-in is only accepted while the person is standing inside that branch's own area, so nobody clocks in for a friend from home.
What isn't there, we tell you first
Customer bookings, your own stock control, debt per project, production quotas: none of that is in the shipped half. After the discovery session we say plainly what can be built in week one, what takes longer, and what we won't take on.
What at your place is still written out by hand?
Tell us how that job runs today. Discovery first, then a week later you have a working version on your own company's data.
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