SRIJALABS

Many small business owners in Indonesia operate several different businesses, often using separate POS systems to manage daily transactions. My father faces this challenge with Kumkum Resto, which handles food orders, entrance tickets, and parking, and Lapangan Thamrin, which rents sports courts. Each business has different operations, payment methods, and financial reports, making it difficult to see the overall performance. As a result, owners often need to check multiple systems or contact their cashiers just to understand how much money came in today. My idea is to build Business Hub, a unified platform with a semantic layer that connects different business operations and translates their data into a common business language. Each business can maintain its own workflows, such as restaurant orders or sports court bookings, while sharing a consistent structure for transactions, payments, and reporting. This allows owners to monitor multiple businesses from one dashboard, compare performance, and ask questions without dealing with different POS systems. My vision is to create a flexible platform that can support many types of businesses while keeping daily operations simple and financial information easy to understand.