Industry
Daily price changes, spoilage, and a queue that peaks before eight in the morning.
Produce retail breaks most billing software in the same place: the price is not a property of the product, it is a property of today. A system that makes you edit a catalogue before you can sell is useless at six in the morning.
Bazaar IQ lets you change a rate as you bill, and sell an item that is not in the catalogue at all — it gets created with the price you charged. Your product list fills itself from real trade.
“Fifty rupees of tomatoes” and “one and a half kilos of onion” are the same transaction from two directions. Both are one entry, and neither needs a calculator.
Write off what did not sell, and it lands in the expiry-loss report instead of quietly vanishing from the margin. Over a month that report tells you what you are consistently over-buying.
Everything is searched by name. Barcode scanning exists for the packaged goods on the side shelf, but nothing depends on it — which is the right way round for this counter.
Set up in minutes, bill your first customer today. 14 days free, no card, no hardware.