Accounts · Selling

Every sale at the counter
is a real invoice.

Scan a barcode, get the price, the HSN, the live stock and the exact lot to dispense — and the sale posts as a GST invoice with its stock movement, not as a till total someone reconciles at closing.

Not a till bolted onto accounts. The counter reads the same catalogue, the same stock and the same prices as everything else.

At the counter

One lookup, everything you need.

Barcode or codeA scan returns the item with its price, HSN, live stock and the lot to hand over next — one call rather than three screens.
MRP-inclusive pricingPriced the way retail is actually priced, with the tax worked back out of the printed price rather than added on top.
The batch is chosen for youFor batch-tracked goods the earliest-expiry lot with stock is the one offered, so nobody has to remember the rule.
Quick addAn item nobody has set up yet can be created at the counter, so the queue does not wait for the back office.
What it leaves behind

A GST invoice, and a stock movement.

Every sale is an invoiceNot a day-end summary. Each counter sale is a numbered document with its tax, which is what makes the GST return possible without reconstruction.
Stock moves as it sellsThe shelf and the ledger change at the same moment, so closing stock does not need a nightly correction.
Several storesEach location bills against its own stock, and the books see all of them.
Nearby

Related capabilities.

Inventory · Pharma counter · GST returns

The till and the books are one system.

Nothing is summarised at closing, because nothing was waiting to be posted.

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