A broken chain
A chain comes in at 12.4 g with an estimate of ₹1,800.
Approved by link, ready in three days, billed on delivery.an illustration of how it worksA repair slip with photos and weight in, an estimate the customer approves on a link, every hand-over recorded, a WhatsApp when it is ready, weight out checked, and the charge billed on delivery.
Following a customer’s piece from the counter to the workshop and back, with weight in and out, who had it when, the approved estimate and the bill.
Item, weight in, photos, promise date.
The customer approves on a link.
Counter to karigar and back, recorded.
Weight out checked; WhatsApp to collect.
The charge becomes a numbered bill.
No calls to confirm the price.
Differences need a note.
Past promise date, flagged.
Nobody knows which karigar has it.
A chain comes in at 12.4 g with an estimate of ₹1,800.
Approved by link, ready in three days, billed on delivery.an illustration of how it worksNothing is typed twice. Each part writes to the same customer and the same stock.
| What you need | Paper and spreadsheets | Generic software | SeeJewel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built for jewellery (weight, purity, making, HUID) | In the registers | No | Yes, everywhere |
| Joined to your customers and chats | No | Separate tools | One record |
| Works on phone and computer | No | Sometimes | Yes |
| Help in Hindi and English | — | Rarely | Yes, on WhatsApp |
It is billed on your GST bill; confirm the rate for repair services with your accountant.
Fifteen minutes on your own shop: your stock at today’s rate, one real day from enquiry to bill, and a straight answer on price.