Retail Billing Software with Barcode Solution Delivered in Bhutan in 2024
Our software is designed for retailers in Bhutan to easily manage retail store operations. Our aim is to give latest retail software backed by our regular support. With the right support, you can focus on your business growth.
RetailCore is Designed as Cloud or Desktop Software to Automate Shop with POS + Inventory + QR, Bar Code + CRM + Mobile App + E-Commerce + Alerts
Success of Bhutan’s economy is directly related to success of small and medium business.
Bhutan’s Economy
Bhutan’s economy is largely based on agriculture, hydropower forestry and tourism. Industrial production is primarily of the cottage industry type. The retail industry is the second largest employer of the country and provides for a large segment of the population. Bhutan is famous for its traditional textiles such as shawls and scarves are woven in this country. Local paintings or the Thangka is local Bhutanese artwork and is considered sacred amongst the locals.
Top cities in Bhutan are Thimphu, Phuntsholing, Paro, Gelephu, Samdrup Jongkhar, Wangdue Phodrang, Punakha, Jakar, Nganglam and Samtse.
Bhutanese crafts include items like decorative vases, wall hangings, statues, bags as well as bamboo and paper products. These handicrafts represent the cultural heritage of the Bhutanese community. Handmade paper is prevalent among tourists and locals as Bhutan has a big forest reserve with around 75% of the country covered in forests. Paper is an essential export item, and it is sent to the US, Japan, China, etc. One of the things that are popular among tourists is wooden products. Dappa that is a wooden bowl is the most popular item carved out of wood.
India is Bhutan’s major trading partner. The two countries have a free trade relationship agreement. Most development projects, such as road construction, rely on Indian migrant labour. Model education, social, and environment programs are underway with support from multilateral development organisations.
Bhutan exports about 90% to India, which is the country’s source for 70% imports. Most of the consumer goods and essentials are imported and its major export goods are calcium carbides, cement, wood based products, minerals and horticulture products. Hydroelectric power is Bhutan’s largest export product. The kingdom also has a preferential trade agreement with Bangladesh.
Bhutan’s tourism industry is based on the principle of environmentally friendly, economical viability and sustainability. Mass tourism is prevented by the policy of ‘high value and low volume’. Tourists have to pay about 200 US dollars per day (including hotel, guide and driver), thereby keeping Bhutan an exclusive and expensive destination and ensuring the preservation of Bhutan’s culture and traditions.
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Trusted by thousands of Retail Stores in following sectors
Top benefits by RetailCore to you
Online or offline
QR, Bar code
Easy POS for every day
Billing Mobile App
Inventory management
Ecommerce integration
Full support to you
Advanced technologies
Customer loyalty
Discount master
Single store management
Multiple store managementAbout RetailCore
Since 2008
We’ve been focusing on customer service as our top priority. Responding to our customers as quickly as possible, and developing quality software have been our core values for success.
Why us
Our customers software is regularly updated and supported by our software engineers who has developed it, so you can enjoy long-term dedicated post installation support services. We’ve implemented thousands of software for our customers in retail business, and we would be grateful to discuss your upcoming project. We care.
Our mission
Our Core Mission is to create advanced tools for retail business to make them more productive and successful.
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We are a software engineering team who have effective relationships with my satisfied customers. We are committed to understanding the retail sector intimately.
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