Feature
A jewellery customer comes back for twenty years. The record has to survive a name spelled three ways, a scheme, an exchange and a repair without becoming four people.
A party keeps the name it was billed under, and duplicates are merged rather than left to accumulate. The history that follows — bills, returns, exchanges, schemes, girvi — hangs off the merged record instead of being split across near-identical entries.
Identity capture for the transactions that require it, held under the data-protection rules the platform is built to, and absent on the trial where it is not needed yet.
Purchase history, outstanding balance, advances taken and metal held on account — read from the same documents that produced them rather than from a summary somebody maintains.
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