RUNNING THE BUSINESS
Customers
A real customer list, with balances, credit limits and history.
Most small businesses know their customers by memory and their debts by notebook. This turns that into a record you can search, sort and act on — who buys most, who owes you, who has not been back.
Credit limits are enforced at the point of sale, so a limit is a control rather than a note.
What it does
- Balances kept current as sales and payments land
- Credit limits checked when credit is taken
- Notes and contact history per customer
- Loyalty points where you use them
More in running the business
Sales
Record every sale — cash, mobile money, bank or credit — in one place.
Point of sale
A counter till with barcode scanning and printed receipts.
Inventory & stock
Know what you hold, what it is worth, and what is about to run out.
Suppliers & purchasing
Track what you buy, from whom, and what you still owe them.
Distribution & vans
Load a van, sell on route, reconcile at the end of the day.
Team & permissions
Staff accounts with roles that decide what each person can see and do.
