🔌Home Appliance Store

Sold at the counter, installed on Thursday

An appliance sale is not finished when the customer pays. MondayPOS carries it through delivery, installation and the warranty that starts at handover.

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Open sales · Delivery & install7 pending

UnitSerialScheduledStatus

Refrigerator 350L··· 22841Tue 27 AugDelivered

Split AC 1.5T··· 90117Thu 29 AugInstall due

Washing machine 8kg··· 44520Fri 30 AugScheduled

Microwave 25L··· 71338n/aCarried out

Split AC 1T··· 60294OverdueInstall missed

The problem

What goes wrong in Home Appliance Store

An appliance sale has a tail. The fridge is paid for on Saturday, delivered Tuesday, installed by a technician who may or may not turn up, and its warranty runs from a date that is one of those three. Get that date wrong and every claim for the next two years is argued. Meanwhile the unit is bulky, expensive, individually serialised and sitting in a warehouse across town.

How MondayPOS fits

The modules that matter most for Home Appliance Store

Inventory & Stock

Serial-tracked units across showroom and warehouse, with reservation on sale.

POS & Checkout

Deposits, EMI and balance-on-delivery from the counter.

Multi-Branch Management

Showroom, warehouse and service centre as distinct locations with transfers.

Reports & Dashboards

Undelivered sales, install backlog and per-model margin.

Built for the way you sell

Delivery and install scheduled

A date, an address and a technician attached to the invoice, tracked until handover.

Warranty from the right date

Coverage starts at sale or at installation, per your policy, and is held per unit.

Serials through the chain

The unit sold, delivered and later serviced is provably the same one.

Showroom versus warehouse

Display stock and deliverable stock are separate locations, not one blended figure.

EMI and card settle apart

Financed sales post as their own ledger lines, so cash still reconciles.

Service-centre handoff

A unit sent for service leaves stock as a tracked movement, not a gap.

Why MondayPOS

Why operators in Home Appliance Store choose MondayPOS

Delivery and installation are scheduled on the invoice, so the sale is tracked to handover rather than to payment.

Warranty runs from the date you choose (sale or installation) and is held per serialised unit.

Showroom and warehouse are separate stock locations, so what a customer can see and what you can deliver are different questions.

Benefits

What you get out of it

The sale is tracked to handover

Delivery and installation scheduled on the invoice, not promised verbally.

Warranty starts on the right day

Coverage runs from sale or install per your policy, held per serial.

The serviced unit is the sold unit

Serial follows the appliance from showroom to service centre.

Displayed and deliverable are different

Showroom and warehouse counted separately, so a promise is checkable.

EMI does not blur the drawer

Financed and card tenders reconcile as their own lines.

The install backlog is visible

Scheduled but unfinished jobs sit on a list rather than in a diary.

FAQ

Asked by appliance retailers

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Yes. A delivery date, address and assigned technician attach to the invoice, and the sale stays on an open list until handover is recorded, so nothing is closed on payment alone.

On the date your policy uses, sale or installation. Coverage is held against the individual serialised unit, so a claim two years later resolves against the right start date.

Yes, as distinct locations with transfers between them. The floor count and the deliverable count are then two answerable questions instead of one blended number.

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