Know what your shop made today.
Not at month-end. Not when the accountant gets back to you. Answer four questions and we'll tell you exactly what to put in — and what you don't need.
The things people phone us about.
Takings, costs and margin in one number, updated as you trade.
Read more → "The shelf and the system disagree."Stock that counts itself down as you sell, across every branch.
Read more → "Month-end takes a week."Transactions categorised as they land, so the books are already done.
Read more → "I'm always chasing payment."Invoices that carry a pay link and settle themselves against the ledger.
Read more → "I need to be compliant."Fiscal receipts for ZIMRA, and a data protection licence that stays current.
Read more → "When it breaks, nobody comes."Remote fix while you keep serving. Swap-out unit if it's the hardware.
Read more →We don't sell software. We get the job done.
Sometimes that's a full system. Sometimes it's one printer and a better habit. We'll tell you which — and we'll say so plainly if you don't need us yet.
See what we fix
Month-end used to be three arguments and a shoebox. Now it's a report I actually read.Placeholder — replace with a named customer before launch
Running low on till rolls?
Order the consumables and hardware you already use. Same-day in Harare, courier nationwide — or set it to arrive every month without you asking.
Questions we get asked first
It depends on how many tills, branches and users you have — which is why there's no price on a button. The four-question check tells us enough to quote in a day, and the quote is a fixed number, not a range.
Yes, if it's set up for it. A UPS keeps the till and router up through a cut, and the systems keep trading offline and sync when the line comes back. We plan for this as part of the fit, not as an afterthought.
No. Most businesses start with one thing — usually the books or the till — and add the rest when it earns its place.
Fiscal receipts come out of the box, and the VAT figures assemble from real transactions rather than being retyped at the end of the quarter.
We do — one number, whoever wrote the software. Most faults are cleared remotely while your staff keep serving. Hardware failures get a swap-out unit where we hold stock.