Guides
Two kinds of guides. One walks you through everything from scratch for your type of business. The other explains a single tool: the till, the online catalogue, batches, payroll, barcodes, voice input. Every screen is real, captured in the working app.
By business type
The whole path from scratch: setup, the first product, the first sale, the money at the end of the day.
Grocery store
Dairy, bread, dry goods. Cases and units, sales on credit, writing off expired stock, closing the till.
Read the guide →Flower shop
Roses by the pack, greenery by the stem, kraft paper and ribbon inside the bouquet. Building bouquets, the florist's work in the cost, reworking a bouquet at the customer's request, writing off what wilted.
Read the guide →Clothing store
One model, every size. Size runs on delivery, a tag for each size, selling at the till and from a phone, swapping a size, a shop window you share as a link.
Read the guide →By feature
Individual tools. Read them when you need them — the order does not matter.
The till
The cashier at the counter: scanner, cart, customer-facing screen, printing receipts and counting the money at the end of the shift.
Read the guide →Online catalogue and the buyer
A shop window you share as a link, guest orders, and the cabinet of a regular buyer: what they see, what they order, what they hear about.
Read the guide →Goods from a neighbour
You took goods from the neighbour in the next stall and sold them as your own: where the debt comes from, why it is not an arrival, and how to settle up later.
Read the guide →Staff payroll
Base pay, a share of sales and a profit bonus: how to set it up, where the app does the maths, and how to record a payout.
Read the guide →Where customers come from
Instagram, WhatsApp, the sign, word of mouth: how to mark the channel during a sale and see in the report which advertising pays off.
Read the guide →Staff shifts
The salesperson clocks in and closes the day with a short report: the till check, enquiries by channel, a monthly timesheet and pay per shift.
Read the guide →Customer cashback
A percentage of each purchase builds up on the customer's balance and pays part of the next bill. Setup, redemption and the movement history.
Read the guide →Stock batches
One delivery, one batch. Why the older one sells first, how much a batch actually earned, and where the shipping cost belongs.
Read the guide →By voice and by text
The salesperson names the items aloud or pastes a list from a chat — they turn into the lines of a receipt, an order or an arrival.
Read the guide →Fast stock-taking
All your stock in the app in one evening: an Excel file for hundreds of items or a table for a dozen. Stock, prices, units, barcodes.
Read the guide →Barcodes and labels
Codes for your products, a sticker from the product card, and bulk printing by category or by the delivery you received.
Read the guide →More guides are coming. If yours is missing, write to us and we will cover it next.