Shared Grocery List Organizer vs PrintSpace

Smart shopping list for US shoppers. It knows almost every product in the supermarket and will arrange them by aisle. Share your list with family and friends. Never forget to buy something again. Use a list to save money — no more hunger-driven impulse buying. Calculate the cost of your shopping†. • Huge database of over 20,000 grocery items. Includes generic products and brand names. • Share your list with family and friends. You'll see their changes, and they will see yours. Shopping together? Split up, mark-off items as you go. Your list will update to show what is left to buy. • Create different lists for different shops, events or to share with different people. Give each list a name and colour. Choose from 12 vibrant colours. • Self-improving suggestions — the more you use it, the smarter it becomes. • Auto-lock checklist to prevent accidental touches while walking around the shop†. • Add items from earlier shopping trips, or create a template list to copy from. Copy or move items between lists. • Type naturally: “3 pints of milk”, “large steak”, “beef or lamb”, “wine for tonight”, “birthday card - Amy”, “2 large tins of beans”, “3 small red tomatoes”, “5kg potatoes”. • Paste ingredients from a recipe and watch as each product is recognised and categorised by its location in the supermarket. • Add your own categories. Enter a name and choose a colour from one of the 24 schemes available. • Rearrange your categories† • Quickly clean-up the list to remove bought items. † Some features require a premium subscription Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

PrintSpace runs a textile printing and manufacturing business end to end, from the phone in your pocket. Grey fabric arrives, batches move through printing and job work, pieces get folded, packed and dispatched, and the GST invoice, stock ledger and party balance all update themselves. Built for printing units, saree and dress material manufacturers, fabric mills and traders who are tired of running the floor on notebooks and spreadsheets. PURCHASE • Raise purchase orders and track what is still pending • Record gate entries as material reaches the gate • Convert to GRN with actual received meters, not ordered meters • Every receipt posts straight to stock and to the supplier ledger PRODUCTION AND JOB WORK • Open a batch, issue grey fabric, follow it through each printing stage • Send material out for job work and reconcile what comes back • Record cutting and meter reconciliation to catch shortfalls early • Job work bills tally against issued and returned quantities • Complete a batch and see what it actually cost to make PACKING • Pack pieces into boxes and bales, single design or mixed • Bulk bale creation when you are packing a full lot • Every box carries its design, fold and piece count • Open a box later to see exactly what is inside SALES AND DISPATCH • Book orders against your price list with lot rules applied • Dispatch with challan and raise the GST invoice from the same screen • Record receipts against outstanding bills • Party outstanding and ledger stay live, no month end reconciliation STOCK AND INVENTORY • Separate views for raw material and finished product stock • Stock by design, by fold and by size • Transfer between storage areas • Opening stock entry when you first move over MASTERS AND CONTROL • Parties as buyers, suppliers, brokers, transporters or job workers • Items with designs, folds, sizes, HSN codes and pack configuration • Price lists, including party specific rates • Team members with roles, so the floor sees only what it should • Approval flow for the entries that need a second pair of eyes • Costing and inventory valuation for owners WORKS THE WAY A FACTORY WORKS • Documents move DRAFT to CONFIRMED to CLOSED, and nothing edits itself behind your back • Stock and party ledgers are append only, so the trail always adds up • Push notifications when something needs your approval • Multiple companies under one login PrintSpace needs an account with your organisation and an internet connection. Contact your administrator for access.