For retail chains
Retail and commerce, run on your books
Multi-shop billing, stock that knows what is promised, loyalty that expires, and couriers booked from the bill — on the same ledger your accountant already reads.
What a shop actually gets
Every line here is something that ships today.
Stock that knows what is promised
On-hand is one number and free-to-sell is another. A confirmed sales order holds its stock, so the figure pushed to your website or a marketplace is what you can actually ship — not what is sitting on a shelf already spoken for. Stock that goes negative is recorded rather than refused: a sale is never blocked, and the exception queue tells you which shelf to walk.
Offers that apply themselves
Write the rule once — a percentage with a ceiling, a flat amount, buy-two-get-one with the cheapest free — and the till applies it. When two offers both qualify the customer gets whichever saves them more, and the bill says which one. The discount reduces the taxable value, so you do not pay GST on money you never received.
Loyalty and vouchers that behave
Points earn at the rate you set, move customers up and down tiers on a rolling year of spend, and expire when you said they would. Gift vouchers lapse for what is left on them, not their face value. Both are append-only ledgers, so what a customer is owed is always a sum you can show them.
Parcels, booked from the bill
Connect Shiprocket, Delhivery or Blue Dart with your own account — your rates, your contract. Book a parcel against an invoice, and the parcel keeps the bill it was booked for. Your keys are checked against the courier before they are saved, so a wrong key fails at setup rather than at a loading bay.
Counting a floor of 3,500 SKUs
Scan, type what you counted, finish. Nothing changes until you finish, a blank line means not-looked-at rather than zero, and every correction is written as an adjustment with a reason — so shrinkage can be totalled instead of read one note at a time.
The part nobody advertises
Moving stock between two of your own shops in different states is a taxable supply, and most software will let you do it silently. Finocket tells you before the transfer is saved — and says plainly that raising the tax invoice is still yours to do, rather than pretending it did it for you.
Your data is yours: every record, as CSV, whenever you want it, at no charge and with no ticket. That is not a feature we would normally put on a page — it is what makes the rest safe to try.
Go deeper
One page per piece — what it solves, what it does, and the questions the guides answer.
What it costs
Every plan includes one shop. Each shop after that is ₹5,000 a month, or ₹50,000 a year paid upfront, plus GST. That is the whole meter: no charge per till, and no charge per person — a shop can have as many staff on it as it likes. You add a shop from Plan & billing and it is yours for as long as you pay for it.