Bill on empty. Never stop the queue.

Most billing apps stop dead the moment an item isn’t in the catalogue. You either turn the customer away or keep a paper slip and reconcile it later — and later never comes.

Bazaar IQ takes the opposite position. Type a name and a price, and the sale completes. The product is created in the background with the price you charged, so your catalogue fills itself from real trade instead of from an afternoon of data entry you were never going to do.

Built for the counter, not the back office

The queue is the constraint in a neighbourhood shop. Every extra tap is a customer deciding to go elsewhere. Billing is one screen: search or scan, tap the item, take the money.

Barcode scanning runs off the phone camera, so there is no scanner to buy, charge or replace. Held bills let you park a half-finished sale when someone needs to run back for one more thing, and pick it up exactly where you left it.

Payment the way shops actually take it

Cash, UPI and khata sit side by side as equals. Credit is not an afterthought bolted on — putting a sale on a customer’s khata is one tap, and it lands in their running balance immediately.