Built in the language your staff speak
Product names carry both Urdu and English — انڈے / Anda / Eggs, باسمتی چاول / Basmati Rice — and the interface itself is in Roman Urdu. Weight-based Wazan items are priced per kilo.
A kiryana counter built in Urdu — barcode billing, weight-based items and udhaar tracking sitting right beside cash, the way a neighbourhood shop actually runs.
Sales go through a machine. Udhaar goes in a paper register. At the end of the month nobody can say with confidence who owes what, or for how long.
Imported point-of-sale software has no concept of khata at all. It offers cash and card, so the register stays on the counter and the two records drift apart.
The same gap shows up in the catalogue. Software that only speaks English forces staff to search for products by names they do not use.
At checkout, Pay Cash and Khata sit side by side as equal options. Every customer carries a running balance and a credit limit that updates at the counter, so the shopkeeper can see exposure before extending more credit.
Product names carry both Urdu and English — انڈے / Anda / Eggs, باسمتی چاول / Basmati Rice — and the interface itself is in Roman Urdu. Weight-based Wazan items are priced per kilo.
The catalogue holds every product with its barcode, category, sale price, cost, stock level and tax flag together, and searches on Urdu or English keywords — so staff find an item however they name it.
Sales history keeps every bill with its amount, timestamp and payment type. Reduce a quantity or refund an entire bill without leaving the screen.
Scope is configured per organisation. Not every deployment needs every module.
Daily counter sales with a book of regular credit customers.
Larger catalogues, barcode scanning and multiple staff on the till.
Any shop where customers pay later and the relationship matters more than the receipt.
The full point of sale runs on a phone — large product tiles with photos, prices per unit, camera scanning and a bottom bar for Products, Purchase, POS, Credit and More.
Final pricing depends on modules, users, integrations, rollout and support requirements. Tell us how you operate and we will scope it against your actual workflow.
A little clarity before we get started.
Yes. Every khata customer has a running balance and a credit limit, searchable by name or phone number.
Yes. Products carry Urdu and English names together, and the interface itself is in Roman Urdu.
Yes. Wazan items are priced per kilogram rather than per unit.
By barcode scanner, phone camera, or by searching and tapping the product tile.
Yes. Sales history allows reducing a quantity or refunding a whole bill.
Tell us how you operate today and what you want to change. We will walk through the system using your actual workflow.