1. Identity & Localization (Core Setup)
Before any transactions occur, you must define who you are and how you operate.
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Store Identity: Upload your logo and set your legal business name in Settings. This appears on all customer-facing receipts and invoices.
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Language & RTL: Ensure your primary language (English or Arabic) is toggled. Mashroo3 automatically adjusts the layout (RTL) for Arabic.
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Time Zone & Currency: Set these correctly to ensure your real-time KPI blocks and financial reports are accurate.
2. Install Your "Power" Apps
Because Mashroo3 is modular, your dashboard only shows what you need.
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Module Selection: Go to the App Store in your settings.
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Check Dependencies: If you need Deliveries, ensure the Sales module is installed first.
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Manufacturing: If you produce your own goods, enable the MRP workspace.
3. Inventory & Supplier Foundation
A "Single Source of Truth" requires clean data.
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Define Categories: Create categories to organize your catalog and simplify sales reporting.
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Import Products: Use the barcode-centric item handler to add products. Ensure each has a cost price and selling price.
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Link Suppliers: Attach suppliers to your inventory items. This enables accurate expense tracking and reorder awareness.
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Initial Stock Take: Set your current quantities. Once set, Mashroo3 will handle all subsequent deductions and additions automatically.
4. Configure Your Sales & Delivery Flow
Decide how money and goods move through your workspace.
- Delivery Settings: If using Wakilni, enter your credentials and configure your delivery zones and store context.
5. Team & Role-Based Access
Don't share a single login. Secure your workspace by inviting your team.
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Invite Members: Send invitations to your staff via the Team Workspace.
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Assign Roles: Use role-based access to ensure a "Sales" user cannot see "Manufacturing" or "Financial Expenses."
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Plan Limits: Check your Essential or Enterprise limits to ensure you have enough seats for your entire team.
6. The "Test Drive" (The Final Step)
Before going live with real customers, run a full cycle:
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Create a test Sales Order.
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Make a Partial Payment.
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Check the CRM to see if the customer’s "Owed Balance" updated.
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Move the order to the Delivery Kanban.
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Check your Inventory to see the stock deduction.
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Refund the order to ensure stock and money return to their original states.