Stock, sales and money for a dental supplies company.
KlickComp is a complete business program for a company that buys dental materials, equipment and software from suppliers and sells them on to clinics, labs, dentists and shops. It covers the whole chain in one place — the product catalogue and the warehouse, purchase bills and what you owe suppliers, invoices and what customers owe you, sales-rep commission, staff wages, the cash accounts and the reports — in Iraqi dinars alongside dollars and euros, in English and Arabic. It replaces the usual mix of an Excel stock sheet, a paper invoice book, a debtors notebook and a separate accounts file, and it is built for a trading company rather than adapted from a clinic or a lab system.
A till, an invoice, a supplier bill, a product price and even a customer's carried-in debt each carry their own currency, and balances are reported one currency at a time. A dollar payment clears dollar debt; it never quietly becomes dinars at a rate somebody guessed.
Exact profit on every line, frozen at the moment of sale
Each invoice line remembers both the price you charged and the average cost the goods actually carried that day. Rename a product or change its price later and last month's margin does not move.
Software licences handled like real stock, with keys that cannot be sold twice
Every dongle or licence key is registered once, shown as free until it goes out, then pinned to the customer who got it. Sell the licence before the keys arrive, register them when they come, and hand one over from the Outgoing list.
A renewal call list so no licence lapses unnoticed
Licences ending soon and perpetual licences whose yearly update fee is due both appear on one list with the customer's phone number as a tap-to-call link. Renewing raises a real invoice on their account.
Commission paid on money collected, not on invoices written
A rep earns when the customer actually pays, and each payment keeps the percentage that applied on the day it arrived — so raising a rep's rate never rewrites what they already earned.
Buying and receiving are two separate events
A supplier bill records the debt the day it is written; stock lands on the shelf and the product's average cost re-bases only when you record what actually arrived — with the batch number read off the box.
Excel that goes both ways
Download a blank template for products, customers or suppliers, fill it in, and the program shows you row by row what it would create or change before anything is written. There is also a spreadsheet-style grid for editing many rows at once inside the program.
Runs on your own Windows PC, with no internet needed
One Setup.exe installs the database, the program and a Windows service that starts with the computer. Staff on the same office network open it in a browser on any PC, phone or tablet. The same program also runs online when you want it to.
English and Arabic, properly right-to-left
Every screen, dialog, report and printed page exists in both languages, and switching flips the whole layout rather than just translating the words. Numbers stay in Western digits so figures read the same to everyone.
Everything is traceable, and everything is backed up
Customer and supplier statements, a ledger behind every cash account, and an activity log of every change with who made it — plus one-click database backups you can download, restore, or leave to run on a schedule.
Who it is for
Stock, sales and money for a dental supplies company.