
The problem
Shops run on paper and memory
Most shops in Pakistan still juggle a sales register, a khata notebook for customer credit, a calculator and a WhatsApp group with suppliers. The numbers rarely add up at the end of the day.
- Udhaar (credit): customer balances live in a notebook, so collecting what is owed is slow and error-prone
- Qist (installments): due dates and payments for installment sales are tracked by hand
- Multiple branches: owners with a second outlet or a warehouse can't compare stock or sales without phoning staff
- Language: many cashiers prefer Urdu, and most POS software is English-only







