A tin has a barcode. A heap of tomatoes, a cup of gari and a bunch of plantain don't. Set a picture and a price for each, tap it, and the till still knows how much you have left.
Scan what scans. Tap the rest. Name a measure the way your customers do, and say what it holds: one shop's olonka is another shop's olonka and a bit.
A crate deposit is money you owe back, so it's kept apart from the price of the drink. Someone brings back a crate, you press one key, and the money, the crate count and the receipt all agree.
The crate deposit is kept apart from the drink's price, so a returned crate is money back, not a discount.
The exercise book under the counter becomes a page per customer: what they took, what they paid, and what's left. Each with a limit you set, and a WhatsApp or SMS reminder only if they agreed to one.
Kofi agreed to reminders by WhatsApp.
Tell us what you sell, and we'll tell you when your till is ready.
No trade add-on: a shop runs on Free or a plan as it stands. Plans start free; see every price.
We write when your kind of business can start, and we don't fill your inbox before then.
Joining the list costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
What you sell and what trips you up at the counter shapes what we finish first.