The product

One piece.
A connected day.

Start with what is on the scale. Keep the price basis with the item. Follow the work through stock, locations and the cash drawer.

Find your workflow.

Know what you are evaluating.

WorkflowCurrent scopeWhat to bring to a walkthrough
Gold buying estimatesAvailable in early access: customer/item selection, decimal valuation and saved estimates.A stone-set piece and a plain chain, with your usual price basis.
Inventory recordsBasic store-scoped item records, status, weight, cost and asking price.A list containing sold, held and available items.
Cash and transfersImplemented and acceptance-tested; controlled early-access review.A short drawer, a retry and a transfer that is still in transit.
Silver, platinum and bullionSample silver valuation in the public preview; dedicated production workflows planned.Your units, quotes, premiums, grading and lot requirements.
Regulated executionArizona buying/pawn execution remains disabled while the supported rule set is completed.The actual location, licenses and reporting/payment requirements.

Start with the availability guide. It separates browser examples, usable app functions and work still ahead.

Give the demo a job.

  1. Price the same piece twice.

    Change one measurement or quote. Ask which inputs were recorded and which value is only a draft.

  2. Trace its stock state.

    A piece being transferred or already sold should not be available to sell again. Try the sample transfer in the interactive preview.

  3. Finish with the drawer.

    Follow a payout into the cash movements. Count denominations and explain a difference before reviewing the close.

These are the tasks Troctolite is being built around. Speed and completeness still need to be demonstrated against your own shop’s work.

Bring your own scenario

Let’s work through
your counter.

Tell us what you buy, what you sell and which part of the day needs better software.

Book a walkthrough