About StoreSuite

What StoreSuite is

StoreSuite is business management software for small businesses in South Africa. It combines quotes, invoices, stock control, purchasing, production and customer tracking in one app that runs on the web, Android and iPhone.

It replaces the mix of spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups and separate tools that many small businesses run on. You create a quote, turn it into an invoice, and your stock levels update as you sell.

Who it is for

StoreSuite is built for businesses that buy, hold and sell stock, or use parts and materials on jobs:

  • Wholesalers, resellers, importers and traders
  • Retailers and hardware stores
  • Tradespeople such as mechanics, electricians, plumbers and installers
  • Small manufacturers and producers

What it does

  • Sales and invoicing: branded quotes and invoices, delivery notes, partial payments, and documents emailed to customers
  • Inventory: stock across several locations, barcode scanning from a phone camera, low-stock alerts and batch tracking
  • Procurement: suppliers, purchase orders and goods received
  • Production: recipes (bills of materials), work orders and job costing
  • CRM: leads, a sales pipeline and follow-ups
  • Expenses: receipts captured by phone and exported for your accountant

StoreSuite is not accounting software. It exports customers, products and invoices in the import formats used by Xero and Sage Pastel, so it works alongside the software your accountant already uses.

What it costs

In South Africa, StoreSuite costs R199 a month on the Basic plan, R299 a month on Starter and R499 a month on Pro. Every plan includes unlimited users. There is a 14-day free trial, and no card is needed to start it. See pricing for what each plan includes.

Who is behind it

StoreSuite is made and supported by Teleios IT Consulting (Pty) Ltd, a South African company (registration number 2025/487193/07), trading as StoreSuite.

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