Auromine vs Axacute

Auromine is a point-of-sale system for jewellery and retail shops, available on the web and Android. It supports barcode scanning, purchase and sales orders, and stock alerts. Plan options are organized by shop type and counter setup, with free tiers for both Jewellery POS and Retail POS. Each free tier costs nothing, billed per shop per year excluding GST, and includes one counter, 30 invoices per month, and 200 items. Paid plans list unlimited invoices and items, with counter types and quantities varying by tier. Retail plans include mobile, desktop, and combined setups; jewellery plans include mobile and web counters, as well as a tier for five counters or users. The pricing note lists a 21-day trial and paid plans from ₹699/yr. The listed retail mobile plan costs ₹699 a year, while the jewellery Silver plan costs ₹2,999 a year. Auromine was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.

Axacute is a cloud-based inventory and production management system for manufacturers managing warehouse and shop-floor work. Its inventory tools cover receiving, put-away, stock movement, counting, allocation, picking, packing, and shipping. Lot traceability follows raw materials through jobs to shipments, including tracing items to their source in a recall. Production features include multi-level bills of materials, job orders, real-time work-in-progress tracking, scrap recording, and finished-goods receipt. The system also tracks labor hours, machine utilization, downtime, and run and setup hours. Axacute says it connects with ERP and accounting systems through REST API or file import, with prebuilt connections for QuickBooks Online and SAP Business One. A BarTender Cloud integration supports label generation and printing. The product is available on the web, and mobile apps are listed. A free plan supports two users; paid plans are listed from $25 a month, while the pricing note says paid service starts at $20/user/mo with annual billing. A 14-day trial is available.