A catalog that stays in sync.

Stock, service line items, pricing, and categories, shared by invoicing, quotes, and the checkout counter.

Product on a plain background, staged as catalog inventory

Smart Band 4

Active

NAD 890

Low stock alert

3 items left

Stock and services, priced the same way.

Whether you sell physical goods, billable services, or both, the catalog is the single source invoices and checkout pull from.

Stock that updates itself

Selling through POS or invoicing draws from the same stock level, so counts stay accurate across channels.

Service line items

List services alongside physical stock for businesses that sell both, priced and billed the same way.

Categories and pricing rules

Group the catalog into categories that drive the POS product grid and keep pricing consistent.

One catalog, every branch

Add a product once and make it available across branches, instead of re-entering it per location.

Whatever you stock, it belongs here.

From single-unit inventory to bundled service kits, the catalog handles the mix most small businesses actually sell.

Retail stock arranged in a shop
Workshop manager with service equipment
Cafe counter with stock and service workflow

Get your catalog into BillCPU.

Add products and services once, then sell them from invoices, quotes, and the POS counter.