Shoot the code on the pack and the item is on the bill — its rate, its unit and its tax slab already decided. The phone in your hand is the scanner.
A shop with a queue loses its time twice over: once hunting for the right item in a list of thousands, and once again when the wrong one gets picked and the bill has to be corrected. A code read off the pack removes both — there is nothing to search for and nothing to mistype.
It works the same way wherever a bill is raised, at the POS counter or on an ordinary sale invoice. Most packed goods already carry a manufacturer’s code; scan it into the item once and it is recognised from then on.
Scan the manufacturer’s code into the item once, when you add it.
Open a sale invoice, or a counter bill at the POS.
The item lands on the bill at its saved rate, with its tax slab.
Print or share the bill; stock drops as it is saved.
What you sell and how much of it you have. Stock moves as you bill and purchase rather than waiting for someone to update a register, and the items themselves carry the detail a bill needs: rate, tax slab, unit, and a code to scan.
Set the items up once and the rest of the app leans on them — the counter, the invoice, the order and every stock report read from the same list.
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Codes have to come from somewhere, and what you scan has to be on the shelf.
Sales day book · Stock summary · Item timeline · Top selling products
Every feature, by plan →No. The app reads a barcode with the phone’s camera, so the phone you already carry is the scanner.
Yes. Scan the manufacturer’s code into the item once and it is recognised at billing from then on.
Nothing goes on the bill until the code belongs to an item, so add the item with its code first — or generate a code of your own for stock that arrived without one.
Hardware scanner support (USB or Bluetooth) is unverified — the catalogue covers the phone camera only. []
Scanning needs no extra hardware — the phone you already carry is the scanner.
