Set up like the best system in your trade, before you log in.
For each industry we worked out what a business in that trade expects from a top-tier system on day one — then built a pack that does that work in Rytrix: the pipeline, the stages, the fee items and charge codes, the ledger accounts, the roles, the checklists and the reports. Choose yours at signup; change anything afterwards.
Printers, signage and branding companies: estimates with deposits, job tickets with proof approval and a pre-press checklist, sheet and roll stock, a production board and job costing.
Furniture, upholstery, metal and fabrication workshops: bills of materials with routings and a cost roll-up, production orders that issue materials and receive finished goods at actual cost, make-to-order from a sales order, work orders with an inspection checklist, and raw-material, WIP and finished-goods stores.
Supermarkets, hardware, boutiques and agrovets: a fast till with split cash and M-Pesa payments, register sessions and Z-reports, pack sizes, reorder points, customers on account and cashier-only logins.
Distributors and wholesalers: price lists per customer class, a credit hold that can warn or block an over-limit or overdue order, batches and expiry, van loads, a route call sheet, night settlement of stock and cash, a route report, a dispatch board and signed delivery notes.
Agencies, IT consultancies and professional services: a deal pipeline, service rate items, projects with budgets and timesheets, recurring retainer invoices, withholding tax and profit per project.
Admissions, classes, registers, report cards, term fees
Schools, colleges and training institutes: an admissions funnel, classes and streams, phone registers with absence alerts, assessments on CBC scales, report cards, one-click term billing by fee structure, M-Pesa receipts, statements, arrears follow-up and staff payroll.
Advocates and law firms: an intake pipeline with a conflict-check stage, matter files with court and case details, a court diary, time and disbursements, fee notes with VAT and withholding tax, and client accounts with a ledger per client, overdraw protection, transfers to office against a fee note and three-way reconciliation.
Prescriptions, batches, expiry, controlled drugs, till
Pharmacies, chemists and clinic dispensaries: a prescription book with a pharmacist's check, dispensing from the earliest in-date batch, owing balances, labels, a controlled-drugs register with a running balance, refills, batch and expiry on every product, a till with cash and M-Pesa, wholesaler orders, insurer accounts and a licence calendar.
Transporters, couriers and clearing agents: trip sheets with truck, driver and route, stages to signed POD, trip expenses and driver advances, charge codes, a dispatch board — and a fleet app with vehicle and driver registers, licence and insurance renewals, service schedules by odometer, a fuel log with anomaly flags and cost per kilometre.
NGOs and CBOs: a funding pipeline, budget lines per grant with actual, committed and available, a budget check that can block overspending, budget revisions, indirect cost recovery, a donor financial report with a transaction annex, requisition-to-payment procurement, staff advances and a fund-aware chart of accounts.
Savings groups and cooperatives: a member register, deposits and shares posted as liabilities and capital, monthly contribution runs, M-Pesa receipts, and a loan engine — products on flat or reducing balance, guarantors, committee approval, disbursement, repayments split across penalty, interest and principal, arrears classes and provisioning.
A pack is a starting point, not a cage. Every module, stage, fee item, account, role and label can be changed per company — most new industries are an afternoon of configuration, not a new product.