Sectors
Choose a direction and compare matching offers.
Soft Business Group
Our choice for end-to-end business automation in Uzbekistan.
Retail
Sales, inventory, checkout and customer service.
Retail chains
Shared prices, assortment, reporting and new store launches.
Grocery stores
Weighed products, checkout throughput, stock and marking.
Fashion and footwear
Sizes, collections, returns, checkout and loyalty.
Beauty retail
Assortment, promotions, customer programmes and inventory.
HoReCa
Restaurants, cafés and hotels: POS, kitchen, service and accounting.
Restaurants and cafés
Orders, dining room, kitchen, recipes and food cost.
QSR and delivery
Order flow, kiosks, kitchen displays and courier handover.
Hotels
Reservations, accommodation, guest documents and room infrastructure.
Warehouses
Receiving, transfers, stocktakes and mobile workplaces.
Wholesale and distribution
Orders, sales representative routes, inventory and accounting exchange.
Malls and commercial venues
Retail locations, equipment and access workflows.
Leisure and events
Access systems, ticketing workflows and checkout infrastructure.
Understanding this topic and choosing a solution
Sectors: This page helps prepare requirements, examine offer scope and explore related catalogue topics.
Sector automation starts with workflows rather than a licence list. Describe the path of a product or order, staff roles, payment points and management data sources. Then select a combination of software, hardware and integrations. The catalogue helps match a provider’s specialism to your task and explore systems associated with this sector.
A single location and a distributed chain need different delivery scopes. Check workload, existing infrastructure, data migration and training for each staff role. The offer should distinguish implementation from ongoing support. Compare providers against one requirements document so a software tariff does not stand in for the complete project budget.
Frequently asked questions
How should I use the Sectors section?
Sectors: This page helps prepare requirements, examine offer scope and explore related catalogue topics.
Check offer scope against the actual version and configuration. A provider’s relationship to a product can mean development, implementation or integration; these are different roles.
What information is needed to select a solution?
Describe your business format, location count and daily operations. Request a demonstration using your products, orders or data, including exceptional situations.
Match functionality to the contractor’s delivery scope. Clarify launch responsibilities, acceptance criteria and post-transition support before comparing commercial offers.
Which costs should I compare in offers?
Budget depends on licences, workplaces, equipment, configuration and integrations. A single location and a distributed chain need different work scopes, so one price cannot be stated without project inputs.
Compare one-time and recurring payments separately. The estimate should explain training, data migration, optional modules, support arrangements and work excluded from the main delivery.
What should I confirm with a supplier before launch?
Check current software and device compatibility, data exchange and connection options. The demonstration should cover routine operations as well as returns, errors or connection loss where relevant to the task.
Agree testing, staff training and a fallback workflow. Record access permissions, data preservation and responsibility for resolving problems before launch.
Where does SBG work and how should I prepare a project brief?
SBG has offices in Tashkent and Samarkand. Published projects cover Uzbekistan networks, including locations in Tashkent, Samarkand, Andijan and Kokand. On-site work and support arrangements are agreed for each location.
For a Sectors brief, include business format, location count, existing systems and the expected outcome. Use the official SBG website to discuss a project; technical scope is clarified after assessment.