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Select a Comprehensive Solution for Single & Multi Garment Store with Advanced Features:
1. EASY & FAST BILLING - Manages price, generate bill with the latest technology. Customizable Bill format, export into PDF, Word, and Excel.
2. BARCODE MANAGEMENT - Generates and scans barcode for searching for items. Also, facilitates a self-defined barcode printing format.
3. PURCHASE MANAGEMENT - Provide image-based management of the product to get transparency and accuracy.
4. STOCK MANAGEMENT - Manage business inventory and multiple warehouses. Moving and tracking of stocks between different businesses.
5. ROBUST POS FEATURES - Distributes product information through the POS interface thus, it empowers your sales and provides excellent customer service.
6. STORE MANAGEMENT - Automates and Manages Store workflows, Orders, and Synchronize Inventory across Multiple Sales Channels.
7. GST FILING - Help in uploading GST returns on the portal, GST no. checking, auto error checking, Bulk E-way bill generation, and direct upload on server.
8. IMPORT PURCHASE - Generates import purchasing reports from any excel or CSV format to save your time with 100% accuracy.
9. REPORTING - Brings hassle-free, multi-location, and customized business reporting to analyze and view reports in one place.
10. DISPATCH MANAGEMENT - Facilitate live tracking of the entire process of billing, packing, and delivery of items.
11. BILL PRINTING - Optimizes your bill design format in both GUI and DMP.
12. USER FRIENDLY - Easy to use for a businessman who does not have enough knowledge of computer systems.
13. CRM - 360- degree Customer Profiling with Customer Dashboard & Wishlist, Loyalty Management & Rewards, Coupon Code & Discount Features.
14. SALES PROMOTION - Promote sales via SMS, Email. Also, promote business by creating a discount coupon and loyalty programs.
15. UTILITIES & BACKUPS - Powerful backup facility and related utilities are available so that there is no loss of data and Related Inconvenience.
RetailGraph works for Different Retail Garments Stores:
01. Mom-and-Pop
It is an individually owned and operated retail outlet, mostly family-run businesses focusing on the needs of the local community. They have a smaller product range. RetailGraph works as a Mom and Pop retail garment software.

02 Mass Discounters
Their main focus is on offering discount pricing and compared to other stores, they offer fewer services and lower quality products.

03 Warehouse Stores
As the name suggests, warehouse stores offer consumers with a limited selection of products and may require membership cards before entering and giving bulk orders.

04 Category Killers
These retailers offer niches products and services to their customers. They specialize in a certain category and are best known for it. Nalli Sarees is an example of so-called "category killers"

05 Department Store
Usually, these are general merchandisers offering mid-to-high quality products and a strong level of services; however few retailers carry a more selective product line, for instance, Indian Terrain.

06 Botique
They are best represented as small stores carrying very specialized, selective and often high-end merchandise. For examples Ritu Kumar.

07 Catalog Retailers / Tailor-made Merchandise
They work specifically on your orders based on the selection of the material from the store or you come up with. They offer you a design catalog to choose from and they stitch it for you. Vaish and Grover are examples of tailors or catalog retailers.

08 e-tailers
Perhaps the most publicized retail model wherein the retailer sells via the Internet. This is the eCommerce revolution, wherein customer selects from the available options and orders it on the web. This cuts down the cost of maintaining products in-stock, and mostly works in order to order systems and operates through warehouses as they don't have retail outlets.

09 Franchise
As noted in the Distribution Decisions Tutorial, a franchise is a form of the contractual channel in which one party, the franchisor, controls the business activities of another party, the franchisee. Under these arrangements, an eligible franchisee agrees to pay for the right to use the franchisor's business methods and other important business aspects, such as the franchise name. For instance, McDonald’s is a well-known franchisor that allows individuals to use the McDonald’s name and methods to deliver food to consumers. Payment is usually in the form of a one-time, upfront franchise fee and also an on-going percentage of revenue. While the cost to the franchisee may be quite high, this form of retailing offers several advantages including:

1) allowing the franchisee to open a retail outlet that may already be known to local customers, and

2) being trained in how to operate the business, which may allow the franchisee to be successful much faster than if they attempted to start a business on their own.