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Kelola Bisnis
Kelola Bisnis ( Overall score: 75/100)
Kelola Bisnis shares information about how to use a Point of Sale (POS) system to run a business, including keeping track of inventory, making reports, and keeping track of transactions. This technology automates a lot of activities related to managing inventory and finances, and it helps business owners do transactions more efficiently.
1. Application Interface
Score: 4/5
The application’s simple, structured layout makes it easy for new users to find their way around. It’s easy to notice and operate the main menu buttons. However, the feature structure could look bigger on smaller smartphone screens.
2. Application Navigation and Information
Score: 4/5
It is easy to use this software because it has a simple design. New users may quickly learn how to look at reports, add items, and finish transactions. Some other elements, like promotions or advanced settings, tend to be harder to uncover, though, and demand more careful study.
3. Purchase Order Settings
Score: 3/5
The software does let you make purchase orders for sellers, but its features are limited right now. Some tasks still need to be done by hand, and stock settings don’t always link to POS right away. It’s good for small enterprises, but bigger companies that need a more complex procurement system might not find it useful.
4. Output Payment
Score: 4/5
You can pay using cash, bank transfers, QRIS, and cards, among other things. Customers can either print receipts or get them right away over WhatsApp. The layout of the receipts is nice, but certain digital payment choices can cost more than the products they come along with.
5. Promotion system
Score: 4/5
The application has a lot of options for promoting, like discounts on certain items, discounts on all items, and discounts based on when they are purchased. It also lets you make vouchers. There is still not enough space for more complicated marketing setups, such package deals or advanced automation.
6. Raw Material Monitoring
Score: 4/5
When a sale is made, the computer automatically lowers the stock levels and can let customers know when they are very low. Food and drink companies may reduce their stock by recipe (ingredient), but not all versions provide a way to track batches or an expiration date.
7. Display Galery Store
Score: 3/5
The product catalog or gallery’s visual user interface is rather simple. There may be pictures of the products, but there aren’t many layout options. Instead of a gallery interface with many of pictures like those found in e-commerce apps, this is better for businesses that only need a simple menu.
8. Application Price Range
Score: 4/5
Prices for business users start at Rp 25,000, which is a fair price. But the price may be more for extra features, depending on what the business needs.
9. Suitable for Business
Score: 4/5
The application is good for businesses that sell food and drinks, such coffee shops, restaurants, and cafés, as well as retailers that sell clothes, cosmetics, and other goods, and service businesses like salons, barbershops, and workshops. But it doesn’t work as well for large businesses that need complicated accounting and warehouse management systems.
