Business types
What does your business sell?
The answer shapes how you work in Tumra and which plan fits. Pick one to see example businesses.
4 business types · Service businesses
- Creative & digital agenciesProjects with milestones, team hours billed to clients, and a portal where clients follow progress.See example
- Consultants & professional servicesStage fees or monthly retainers, hours logged per client, and invoices in rupiah or foreign currency.See example
- FreelancersOne person, many clients: a timer, invoices, and bookkeeping without spreadsheets.See example
- Software houses & ITMonths-long projects with payment stages, logged team hours, and the schedule in a Gantt Chart.See example
4 business types · Shops & distributors
- Grocery shops & minimarketsCounter, stock, and cashier shifts in one location. Every receipt becomes a journal entry straight away.See example
- Distributors & wholesalersQuotes, orders, and delivery notes for wholesale customers, with credit limits.See example
- Food & beverage shopsStock tracked by batch with expiry dates, and COGS calculated on a weighted average.See example
- WooCommerce storesYour WooCommerce catalog is read and matched to Tumra products by SKU, so your shop and online store share one product list.See example
3 business types · Services + goods
- Workshops & repair servicesRepair work and spare-part sales in one workspace; parts stock goes down as they sell.See example
- Print shopsPrint jobs run as projects and are billed in stages, while paper and finished goods sell from stock.See example
- Studios & classes with a shopSessions or classes billed as services, with supplies sold from stock at the counter.See example
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