Geelus

Geelus develops a cloud-based management and point-of-sale system for businesses built around garments, orders, and service work. The platform is designed for dry cleaners, laundromats, clothing alterations shops, dressmakers, and shoe repair businesses. Rather than serving only as a cash register, it brings sales, job tracking, scheduling, customer communications, payments, and reporting into one system.

At the counter, the software can create orders, connect them to customers and items, print receipts and garment or laundry tags, scan barcodes, and record payments. Transactions can be parked and completed later, while offline mode lets staff continue entering orders when an internet connection is unavailable. Businesses can configure items, prices, discounts, surcharges, taxes, templates, and payment methods around their workflow.

Tracking continues after an order is created. Geelus records due and pickup times, who completed each job, and who collected an item. Staff can view work on a calendar and reorganize schedules or routes. SMS and email notifications can tell customers when an order is ready, while online reminders and appointments help organize the workflow.

The pickup-and-delivery tools cover driver management, bookings through a website or app, and defined service areas. Driver access shows jobs to collect or deliver and lets drivers view destinations or create routes. Customers can use the app or web access to check orders, book appointments, and request pickup or delivery when a business enables those features.

The platform also includes integrated payments, saved cards for future charges, PDF invoices, store credit, and referral programs. For business accounts such as hotels or agencies, it supports accounts receivable and bulk invoicing. Reports can cover sales, payments, new and returning customers, transactions, inventory, and staff activity; data can be exported to Excel or CSV.

Employee management combines schedules, timesheets, role-based permissions, and activity reports. A business can set different access levels for owners, managers, and staff, limiting what each user can see. Geelus lists compatibility across computers and mobile devices, including Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android; the product runs in a browser or can be installed on a computer.

Geelus offers a 30-day free trial without requiring a credit card, according to its website. Support is advertised as available 24/7. Its contact page lists offices in the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom: 100 Church Street, 8th Floor, New York; 1 Denison Street, North Sydney; and the fourth floor of Silverstream House, 45 Fitzroy Street, in London’s Fitzrovia neighborhood. Phone numbers are listed by city.

For a dry cleaner or alterations shop, the appeal is connecting each step: intake, tagging, work, payment, notification, and return. Because items, workflow stages, and user permissions can be customized, setup depends on how each business handles orders. Geelus offers a trial so teams can explore that workflow before deciding whether the system fits their counters, locations, and services.