Industries
10 industries in the Entertainment, personal and business services sector group.
Status labels: Built in the repository (checked files or developer tooling, not an app feature) Designed in a document, no code yet Planned: listed in the catalog, not built Not decided Not in the catalog yet (a gap) No claim made
Gap C0907
Honest gaps for events, ticketing and venues: no seat maps, reserved seating, online ticket marketplace or barcode ticket validation; the catalog has a cinema/ticketing preset (VERT-0019), raffle tickets and event booking (RSV-0012) only. Fit rating: close fit. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0908
In events, ticketing and venues watch for: duplicate tickets; refunds after an event is cancelled; cash-only door sales. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0909
Reports commonly wanted in events, ticketing and venues: tickets sold vs. scanned; concession sales per stand; promoter settlement; comps. Stock and assets to track: tickets by event and section; concession stock; merchandise. The RPT module lists planned reports; nothing is built.
Planned C0910
Set up an event is one of the usual flows in events, ticketing and venues. Others: sell tickets at a box office; scan at the door; sell concessions. The planned catalog touches this through modules SALE, TKT, TBL, MENU, KDS, BILL; fit rating: close fit. Planned only; nothing is built.
Planned C0911
Themes to verify for events, ticketing and venues: ticketing and consumer rules for resale and refunds; amusement and entertainment taxes; capacity and safety rules (themes to verify). These are themes, not advice, and Simca claims no compliance with any of them.
Gap C0912
Honest gaps for attractions, cinemas and amusement parks: no ride access control, showtime scheduling or wristband encoding; cinema preset exists as a catalog item. Fit rating: good fit, some gaps. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0913
In attractions, cinemas and amusement parks watch for: pass shared by two people; ride closed; refunds for weather. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0914
Themes to verify for attractions, cinemas and amusement parks: amusement-ride and safety rules; age-based pricing and ratings; capacity rules (themes to verify). These are themes, not advice, and Simca claims no compliance with any of them.
Planned C0915
Reports commonly wanted in attractions, cinemas and amusement parks: admissions by type; concessions; party bookings; passes in circulation. Stock and assets to track: concession stock; merchandise; credits. The RPT module lists planned reports; nothing is built.
Planned C0916
Sell admissions or showtimes is one of the usual flows in attractions, cinemas and amusement parks. Others: sell passes and credits; run food courts; take party bookings. The planned catalog touches this through modules SALE, TKT, TBL, MENU, KDS, BILL; fit rating: good fit, some gaps. Planned only; nothing is built.
Gap C0917
Honest gaps for fitness, sports clubs and recreation: the catalog has a gym preset (VERT-0022) and recurring sales (RET-0037); no access-control hardware integration or class-capacity management beyond generic bookings; card-on-file billing relies on a payment provider. Fit rating: close fit. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0918
In fitness, sports clubs and recreation watch for: member freezes; proration; shared passes. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0919
Typical roles in fitness, sports clubs and recreation: front-desk staff; trainer; manager; instructor; cleaner. The business is characterised by memberships and passes; classes and bookings; personal training. The planned catalog serves these through permissions, shifts and reports.
Planned C0920
Integrations fitness, sports clubs and recreation typically need: door access; payment providers; accounting. In Simca's plan most are files or optional adapters rather than cloud APIs; marketplace and ERP connectors are gaps.
Planned C0921
Typical tenders in fitness, sports clubs and recreation: recurring card payments; cash at the desk; bank transfers; mobile wallets recorded manually. Simca's stance is cash first, wallets like Yape and Plin recorded by hand, and cards only through the phone's Tap to Pay. All planned.
Gap C0922
Honest gaps for salons, spas and personal care services: no online booking page; no chair-rental accounting; the catalog supports commissions and appointments only through general items. Fit rating: close fit. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0923
In salons, spas and personal care services watch for: split service between two stylists; tips by card vs. cash; package refunds. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0924
Book is one of the usual flows in salons, spas and personal care services. Others: check in; perform services; sell products. The planned catalog touches this through modules SALE, TKT, INV, PRC, DISC, RET; fit rating: close fit. Planned only; nothing is built.
Planned C0925
Themes to verify for salons, spas and personal care services: licensing of practitioners; hygiene and cosmetic-safety rules; tip-reporting rules (themes to verify). These are themes, not advice, and Simca claims no compliance with any of them.
Planned C0926
Reports commonly wanted in salons, spas and personal care services: sales by stylist; commissions; retail margin; no-shows; package balances. Stock and assets to track: retail products; consumables used in services. The RPT module lists planned reports; nothing is built.
Gap C0927
Honest gaps for laundry, repair and other personal services: no garment tracking by RFID or conveyor; the catalog has a laundry preset (VERT) and work-order items. Fit rating: close fit. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0928
In laundry, repair and other personal services watch for: lost item claim; late pickup; stain dispute. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0929
Themes to verify for laundry, repair and other personal services: consumer rules on abandoned goods; environmental rules for solvents; funeral-service rules (themes to verify). These are themes, not advice, and Simca claims no compliance with any of them.
Planned C0930
Reports commonly wanted in laundry, repair and other personal services: items in process; revenue by service; unclaimed list; account invoices. Stock and assets to track: supplies (detergent, hangers); items in process; unclaimed items. The RPT module lists planned reports; nothing is built.
Planned C0931
Take items in with a ticket is one of the usual flows in laundry, repair and other personal services. Others: process; notify; collect payment on pickup. The planned catalog touches this through modules SALE, TKT, INV, PRC, DISC, RET; fit rating: close fit. Planned only; nothing is built.
Gap C0932
Honest gaps for professional and business services: no timekeeping, trust accounting or conflict-check tools; invoices and recurring invoices (BK-0065) cover only simple fee billing. Fit rating: peripheral. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0933
In professional and business services watch for: write-offs; disputed invoices; trust funds. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0934
Integrations professional and business services typically need: accounting; practice-management tools. In Simca's plan most are files or optional adapters rather than cloud APIs; marketplace and ERP connectors are gaps.
Planned C0935
Typical tenders in professional and business services: bank transfers; cheques; cards; retainers. Simca's stance is cash first, wallets like Yape and Plin recorded by hand, and cards only through the phone's Tap to Pay. All planned.
Planned C0936
Typical roles in professional and business services: professional; assistant; billing clerk; managing partner; client. The business is characterised by legal, accounting, consulting and design firms; timekeeping and billing; retainers. The planned catalog serves these through permissions, shifts and reports.
Gap C0937
Honest gaps for staffing, facilities and business outsourcing: the catalog lists payroll-adjacent items (EMP) but no payroll engine, statutory withholding or timesheet approval workflow. Fit rating: peripheral. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0938
In staffing, facilities and business outsourcing watch for: disputed timesheets; contract ends mid-month; shift swaps. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0939
Place staff is one of the usual flows in staffing, facilities and business outsourcing. Others: collect timesheets; invoice clients; pay workers. The planned catalog touches this through modules SALE, TKT, INV, PRC, DISC, RET; fit rating: peripheral. Planned only; nothing is built.
Planned C0940
Themes to verify for staffing, facilities and business outsourcing: employment and agency-worker rules; wage and tax withholding; contractor classification (themes to verify). These are themes, not advice, and Simca claims no compliance with any of them.
Planned C0941
Reports commonly wanted in staffing, facilities and business outsourcing: hours billed; margin per client; site costs; overdue invoices. Stock and assets to track: site supplies; uniforms; equipment. The RPT module lists planned reports; nothing is built.
Gap C0942
Honest gaps for vending, kiosks and unattended retail: the catalog lists a self-checkout/kiosk item (SALE-0088) and kiosk mode only as planned; no telemetry from vending machines, no route optimisation. Fit rating: good fit, some gaps. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0943
In vending, kiosks and unattended retail watch for: jam with refund; coin mechanism failure; cash discrepancy vs. sales counters. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0944
Typical roles in vending, kiosks and unattended retail: route driver; technician; operator; accountant; location owner. The business is characterised by machines on routes; restocking visits; cash and coin collection. The planned catalog serves these through permissions, shifts and reports.
Planned C0945
Integrations vending, kiosks and unattended retail typically need: machine telemetry (often by vendor); accounting. In Simca's plan most are files or optional adapters rather than cloud APIs; marketplace and ERP connectors are gaps.
Planned C0946
Typical tenders in vending, kiosks and unattended retail: coins and notes; cashless card readers; mobile wallets. Simca's stance is cash first, wallets like Yape and Plin recorded by hand, and cards only through the phone's Tap to Pay. All planned.
Gap C0947
Honest gaps for travel retail and duty-free: boarding-pass scanning, bonded-stock accounting and customs reporting are not in the catalog; multi-currency tender exists as catalog items; LS Central duty-free is a benchmark reference only. Fit rating: close fit. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0948
In travel retail and duty-free watch for: boarding pass invalid; foreign-currency shortage; limited quantities. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0949
Typical tenders in travel retail and duty-free: multiple currencies; cards; cash; vouchers. Simca's stance is cash first, wallets like Yape and Plin recorded by hand, and cards only through the phone's Tap to Pay. All planned.
Planned C0950
Typical roles in travel retail and duty-free: sales associate; supervisor; cash-office clerk; buyer; concession manager. The business is characterised by shops in airports, borders and ports; sales to travellers with boarding passes; duty and tax rules by zone. The planned catalog serves these through permissions, shifts and reports.
Planned C0951
Integrations travel retail and duty-free typically need: airport systems; customs; payment providers. In Simca's plan most are files or optional adapters rather than cloud APIs; marketplace and ERP connectors are gaps.
Gap C0952
Honest gaps for travel agencies and tour operators: no global distribution system, itinerary builder or supplier settlement tool; the catalog covers deposits, bookings and invoices only generally. Fit rating: good fit, some gaps. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0953
In travel agencies and tour operators watch for: cancellation by supplier; group size change; currency swings. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0954
Integrations travel agencies and tour operators typically need: reservation systems; accounting. In Simca's plan most are files or optional adapters rather than cloud APIs; marketplace and ERP connectors are gaps.
Planned C0955
Typical tenders in travel agencies and tour operators: deposits; instalments; cards; cash; bank transfers. Simca's stance is cash first, wallets like Yape and Plin recorded by hand, and cards only through the phone's Tap to Pay. All planned.
Planned C0956
Typical roles in travel agencies and tour operators: travel agent; guide; reservations; accountant; owner. The business is characterised by tours and packages; deposits and instalments; supplier settlements. The planned catalog serves these through permissions, shifts and reports.