Most jewellers know their turnover and guess at everything else. Which categories carry real margin, how much capital is asleep in ageing stock, which clients are worth another call — these answers exist, but only if the inventory, the client history and the money live in the same system. That is what Aurelian is for.
What it does
Acquisition cost, materials, bench time and restoration recorded against each piece, so gross margin is measured rather than assumed.
Ageing analysis shows what has sat unsold for six, twelve and twenty-four months, and what it is costing you to hold.
Repeat purchase history, average order value and last contact date on every client, so outreach targets the top of the list first.
Enquiry, quote, deposit, bench, delivery — each stage dated, so slipping jobs are visible before the client notices.
Category performance, repair throughput, quote-to-sale conversion and outstanding deposits in one view.
Who uses this
See which categories converted and which sat, then buy against evidence instead of instinct.
Client history and stock knowledge live in the system, so a new hire is useful in weeks rather than years.
One workspace covers all three categories without three separate subscriptions.
Questions
It covers the operational ground most independents need from an ERP — inventory, production, clients and reporting — without the implementation cost of a full enterprise system. It is not an accounting ledger; it complements your accountant's software.
Yes. Categories share one data model, so a mixed dealer runs one workspace instead of stitching together separate tools.
A single flat monthly subscription per workspace with every module included.
Yes. Structured CSV and JSON export at any time, on every plan.
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