IndustriesFurniture & home

Big pieces. Deposits. Instalments.

A sofa is rarely paid in one go. Take the deposit, in cash or by KNET, and keep the balance honest on the customer’s account. Special orders and delivery slips are coming.

A salesperson holds a tablet in a furniture showroom with a sofa and a coffee table.

What matters in this trade

  1. 01

    Deposits and instalments.

    A deposit today, the rest on the customer’s account in instalments, in Kuwaiti dinars.

  2. 02

    Coming

    From the floor or to order.

    Sell what’s in the showroom, or order it from the supplier with a delivery date.

  3. 03

    Coming

    Delivery slips.

    The address, the pieces, and the balance to collect, printed for the driver.

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.

Customers & accounts

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

Purchasing & suppliers

Suppliers and deliveries received, with cost, and what you owe each supplier.

ComingPurchase orders

Stock & branches

Every item in every branch, counted as it sells.

Accounting

Every sale in the books, and exports for your accountant. No VAT in Kuwait; the setting is there if that changes.

Tablet: Stock on the shop floor, and orders at the table.

On the counter

Tablet.

Stock on the shop floor, and orders at the table.

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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