One counter, or three stores: billing and stock that add up

The problems we fix first

1. Festive queues at one counter

   Today: Bills written or keyed item by item while customers wait.

   With Finocket: Scan tags to bill, apply the running offer, and split the payment across cash, card, UPI, voucher or points.

   • Scan to bill, split the payment

2. Stock in the wrong store

   Today: Call the other branch, check their register, send goods with a note.

   With Finocket: Stock by store, with inter-store transfers that move both counts.

3. Supplier deliveries that do not match

   Today: Check the carton against the bill by hand, if there is time.

   With Finocket: Purchase orders and goods received notes recorded against them.

How it works, end to end

1. Purchase
2. Stock
3. Pricing and labels
4. Promotions
5. Sale at the counter
6. Billing
7. Returns and exchange
8. Loyalty and repeat customers
9. Multiple stores
10. GST
11. Accounts and collections
12. Day close and reporting

Built for

• Apparel and footwear shops
• Mobile and electronics stores
• Hardware, electricals, sanitary and paint shops
• Stationery and book shops
• Owners running two or more stores in a town

What you get

• Scan to bill, split the payment

  Scan the tag, and take the bill in cash, card, UPI, a gift voucher or loyalty points, or split it across more than one.

• MRP on every item

  Keep the MRP against each item, so you can see it and get a warning when a bill is priced above it.

• Brand on every item

  Record the brand of each shirt, phone, tap or notebook as a field on the item.

• Stock-tracked by default

  New items are set up as stocked products counted in pieces, so goods received and goods sold move your stock without extra steps.

• Retail bill and day close

  A counter bill to print or share on WhatsApp, and a day close that totals each tender before cash is handed over.

• Cashier role

  Counter staff can bill and take payment without seeing purchase prices, margins or the books.

• Store manager role

  A manager can run stock, transfers and promotions for a store without owner-level access.

• Accountant access

  Give your accountant or CA their own login to the books and GST, instead of sending files every month.