Aerosoft built the software that runs IDC Cayman behind the counter and in the office. The system covers jewellery POS, stock, clients, layaway, suppliers, repairs, cash-up, permissions, CAD output, a supplier portal, and one public storefront clause.
Aerosoft built the operating software for IDC Cayman, a jewellery and diamond retailer in George Town, Grand Cayman. The work covers point of sale, back office, supplier portal, CAD output, and a statically built storefront with email-approved blog publishing. Store staff can use the POS and admin tools from any PC, tablet or phone on the store network, in a browser with nothing installed.
IDC Cayman needed software for the operating work of the business, not only a public site. Counter sales, back-office control, buying, repairs, custom work, client records and cash-up all had to sit in one system.
The point of sale had to handle barcode scan, carts, line and order discounts, split payments, receipt reprints, partial refunds and same-day voids. The back office had to carry jewellery detail too: metal, weights, stones, carat, clarity, colour, cut and certificate, plus tourist-aware client profiles with country and hotel or ship.
The hard part was the range of rules inside one store operation. A ring is not a simple stock item. A sale can involve discounts, split payments, refunds and voids. A repair or custom piece has a job status. A register close has two currencies and a Z-report.
Inventory had to model metal, weights and stones down to carat, clarity, colour, cut and certificate. Aerosoft built stock records around those jewellery attributes instead of treating items as plain SKUs.
The register needed separate USD and KYD floats, open and close controls, and a Z-report. Aerosoft tied counted cash to expected totals so the close shows the difference clearly.
Custom work needed more than a visual reference. Aerosoft built a parametric CAD pipeline that takes a specification or reference photograph and outputs watertight casting-ready STL, display-stone STL, metal weight and QC reports, and four-view spec sheets as PNG and PDF.
Aerosoft built a jewellery POS with barcode scan, cart, line and order discounts, split payments, sales history, receipt reprints, partial refunds and same-day voids. Register open and close tracks separate USD and KYD floats, with a Z-report comparing expected and counted cash.
The back office covers inventory, tourist-aware client profiles, layaway deposits, instalment schedules, stock reservation, suppliers, purchase orders from draft to received, consignment intake, supplier ledger, repairs, custom work, dashboard KPIs, margin, stock valuation, best sellers, roles, granular permissions and a full audit log. A supplier portal and parametric CAD pipeline sit beside it, and a statically built storefront with automated deploys and email-approved blog publishing supports search.
Staff can scan barcodes, build carts, apply line or order discounts, take split payments, reprint receipts, process partial refunds and void same-day sales.
Inventory carries jewellery attributes, layaway reserves stock, purchase orders move from draft to received, and register close compares expected against counted USD and KYD.
The CAD pipeline turns a design specification or reference photograph into casting-ready STL output, reports per metal, and branded four-view technical spec sheets.
In the first 90 days of tracked search data, the site earned 201 clicks from 8,576 impressions at an average position of 13.4. Nine blog articles are already earning search traffic. The best performing article sits at position 8.5 with 1,192 impressions. The store now holds positions 8 to 10 for 'caymanite', 'caymanite jewelry' and 'caymanite stone', a local-gemstone niche it owns.
Any PC, tablet or phone at a counter can use the system in a browser on the store network, with nothing installed.
Roles, granular permissions and a full audit log sit alongside sales history, KPIs, margin, stock valuation and Z-reports.
In production, the system runs the full retail counter for a Cayman jeweller. It models fine jewellery stock down to metal, stones and certification, and drives a point of sale with split tender across cash, card, wire and cheque in either currency. Repairs and custom work move through the same system as job tickets, from intake through to collection.

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All application code, every line, transferred on payment completion.
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