Software that speaks your industry's language.
A bottle store, a plumber, a gold buyer and a school do not run the same day. Corelith ships 4 editions built for those trades, and serves every other trade on the same standard modules. An edition is a configuration, not a bespoke build — it costs the same as the plan and goes live on the same timeline.
Huchu MineThe Gate ShopsLux Liquor4 editions. One record underneath all of them.
- Today
- Sell
- Stock6
- Customers
- People
- Pay
- Books
- Sites12
- Compliance
- Vocabulary on the screenA gold buyer never reads the word 'basket'Changed
- Extra workflows for that tradeAssay and mill run exist only in GoldAdded
- The ledger underneathOne chart of accounts, one audit trailUnchanged
- A second system to reconcileEditions are views, not installations0None
Four editions · one chart of accounts · 412 accounts
Every trade works differently. It's the starting point.
Lots, seals, learners, terms and line items are named the way your floor already names them, so training is the shortest part of going live.
Every edition runs the same Corelith. Add any other module later and it arrives already knowing your items, branches and people — nothing to migrate.
Retail needs shift control, gold needs custody, a services firm needs job cards. All of them sign their fiscal receipt against ZIMRA's FDMS as they sell — Corelith is registered to integrate with it directly, so there is nobody standing in between.
Pick the one that sounds like your week.
Every system you have been shown was built for somebody with fifty tills.
Start plan
The weight changed, and nobody can tell you who changed it.
Enterprise plan
One learner exists in five registers, and never once completely.
US$1 / student
You quoted it in February. Nobody can find what you said you would do.
Start planAnd the trades without an edition. Same modules, configured.
Account customers, price tiers, credit limits and delivery runs — without a debtors book kept in a notebook.
Fast tills, tight stock, shift staff, and takings that have to agree at close.
Trips, fuel and maintenance recorded against the drivers who run them.
Inputs in, finished stock out, and a payroll that closes on time.
Divisions and branches on one standard, compared like with like every morning.
Whatever the trade, the same thing underneath. Three modules, one plan.
See pricingFaster queues, and nobody stays late retyping receipts into a spreadsheet.
Fewer stockouts, less cash stuck in dead stock, and margins you can check before you reorder.
Month-end shrinks from weeks to days, and the cash figure is real on any morning you ask for it.
Tell us how your trade actually works.
The words your floor uses matter more than the ones in our brochure. Give us those and last month's numbers, and we come back with the stack that fits your trade and what it costs.