IndustriesGroceries & minimarkets

Thousands of items. One quick checkout.

From the neighbourhood baqala to a three-till minimarket: scan fast, keep prices right on every till, and reorder before the shelf is empty.

A cashier serves a customer at a grocery counter with a terminal.

What matters in this trade

  1. 01

    Scan, scan, pay.

    Any barcode scanner, several tills, and a price change that reaches every till at once.

  2. 02

    Cash and KNET, counted apart.

    Cash rounded to 5 fils, KNET to the fils, and a blind count at closing.

  3. 03

    Know what’s running out.

    Low stock at a glance, per branch, so you reorder before the shelf is empty.

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.

Stock & branches

Every item in every branch, counted as it sells.

Purchasing & suppliers

Suppliers and deliveries received, with cost.

ComingPurchase orders and supplier balances

Cash, safe & cash-up

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

Accounting

Every sale in the books. VAT stays off in Kuwait; the setting is there if that changes.

ComingExports for your accountant

Counter terminal: The till, with a touch screen or a keyboard and scanner.

On the counter

Counter terminal.

The till, with a touch screen or a keyboard and scanner.

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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