IndustriesPhones & electronics

Every phone, with its story.

From a Hawally shop to a mall kiosk: one IMEI follows each phone from the supplier’s box to the customer’s pocket, back to your bench for repair, or back to your shelf as a trade-in.

Boxed phones and a barcode scanner on the counter of a phone shop.

What matters in this trade

  1. 01

    IMEI and serials.

    Pay stays locked until the IMEI is in. Search the full IMEI to find the sale.

  2. 02

    Trade-ins by serial.

    Take the old phone in against the new one at the counter; it goes into stock with its serial.

  3. 03

    Repairs and warranty.

    Job tickets with a deposit and a promised date, and the warranty date printed on the receipt.

The apps they use

Point of sale

Keeps selling when the line drops. Kuwaiti dinar with three decimals; cash, KNET and cards on one receipt.

Repairs, IMEI & trade-ins

Job tickets with a deposit and a promised date. IMEI and warranty on every phone sold; trade-ins taken in by serial.

Stock & branches

Every item in every branch, counted as it sells.

Customers & accounts

Who bought what, and who owes what, with a limit for each name.

Cash, safe & cash-up

Accepts KNET at the counter, reconciled at closing. Cash is counted blind.

Customer display: A second screen on the same computer shows the customer the total in dinars.

On the counter

Customer display.

A second screen on the same computer shows the customer the total in dinars.

Runs on what you already have.

Built for Kuwait, in every trade

Kuwaiti dinar and KNET.

Three decimals, cash rounded to 5 fils, and KNET, Visa and Mastercard on the same receipt.

Arabic or English, per person.

Each member of staff picks their language and signs in with a username.

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