For dry cleaners
Silk, wool, zari and wedding wear are where reputations are made or lost. Ramakso records condition at the counter, asks before risky treatment, and shows the customer exactly what happened.
What goes wrong today
Without a photo, every stain dispute is your word against theirs. With one, it takes ten seconds and stays friendly.
Fabric flags at intake mean the floor knows what is delicate before it reaches a machine, not after.
Express items float to the top of every queue, with a clock the press station can see.
One photo and a quick note at intake. Staff and customers see the same record if a question ever comes up.
When a garment needs dry clean, hand finish or a second stain round, the customer approves the method and the price on WhatsApp first.
Same-day and next-morning services carry their own surcharge and their own due time, so no one has to remember either.
What changes
Most single-outlet dry cleaners start on Counter. Add Route when you begin home pickups.
Yes. Repairs such as buttons, hems and zips are added as services on the item, with their own price and their own stage on the timeline.
Use solvent-resistant tag stock for dry clean items, or pin the tag to the hanger cover instead of the garment. RFID tags are sealed and solvent-safe.
A 45-minute session on your own counter data: we set up your price list, print your first tags and walk your staff through intake, racks and pickup. You leave with a working shop, not a slide deck.