Customer search by phone, variant-aware product picker, ৳ or % discount, preferred delivery date and saved addresses.

Paid / Delivered / Unpaid tabs, search by phone, name or product, and filters for status and date range.

Tick the orders and send them all to Pathao or Steadfast at once — invoices download in bulk too.

Set an advance rule — a fixed amount or a percentage — and collect it through bKash.

A four-stage return flow that separates what came back from what did not, and routes returned stock to the warehouse you choose.

A4 or thermal POS format, and multiple orders printed in one job.

Size, colour or any attribute you define. Each variant carries its own SKU, price and stock.

Category → sub-category → sub-sub-category, each with an SEO-friendly slug.

Each with its own address and manager, and stock transfers between them.

Manufacturing and expiry dates per batch — for cosmetics, food or medicine.

Set a separate alert threshold on every product and every variant.

Record spoiled or lost stock with a reason, against a warehouse, batch and date.

Steadfast API key and secret, Pathao client id, secret and login — paste them into settings and you are connected.

Pathao's own city-zone-area list loads directly, so addresses have far less room to go wrong.

Copy the callback URL and secret into the courier portal and delivery status updates itself.

The courier's tracking ID is written onto the order, so nobody has to go hunting for it.

Check a customer's delivery success rate before dispatch, and your Steadfast balance from the same screen.

Set both delivery charges once; the landing-page checkout applies the same rule.

Wallet, cash in hand, expenses, refunds and net profit — fourteen cards on one page.

A separate ledger for the physical COD cash: cash in, cash out and a statement by day, week or month.

Courier, marketing, SMS, platform fees — eight built in, and you can add your own.

Sales, dues, profit, product cost and discounts across eight cards and a dual-axis chart.

What is in, out, sold, damaged — and what the stock on your shelves is worth right now, in ৳.

Profit and profit % per product and per variant, across twelve time-period presets.

Runs on your subdomain or your own domain, with two themes and seven brand colours you control.

Customers switch language themselves — 185 strings are translated into Bangla.

Guest checkout with district and upazila dropdowns and coupon support. No account required.

Build landing pages without code — forms, countdowns, tabs and an image editor among fifteen tools.

Customers check delivery status themselves with an order number and phone.

Reorder home-page banners by dragging, and write your own About, Privacy and Refund pages.

Organised into 37 groups. Toggle a whole group, or tick them one by one.

Cashier, packer, manager — as many as you like, and one person can hold several.

Everyone logs in as themselves, so every action is attributable.

Who changed what, when, and from which IP — with the before and after recorded in full.

Keep a list of the numbers that repeatedly cancel or return.

VIP, wholesale or lapsed — segment customers with tags.

Pick a category, tap an item, it lands on the bill. Stock state is visible right on the tile.

Extra cheese, size, spice level — required or optional, each with a price delta. Combos too.

Flat or percentage, on a single item or on the whole bill.

Type “less spicy” and it prints on the kitchen ticket.

Cash, bKash, Nagad or card — each recorded separately. Enter what the customer handed over and the change shows in green.

Look a customer up by mobile number; points earn and redeem at the counter.

Orders as colour-coded cards that refresh themselves every eight seconds.

Tap the dish that has gone out. When the last one is ticked the order flips to served.

Customer receipt and kitchen ticket, both from an ordinary thermal printer.

Drag tables to match the real room. Green is free, red is occupied.

See what an occupied table owes so far, and print from there.

Choose one of three behaviours — table required, flexible, or fully flexible.

Add ingredients and quantities; the cost of each line updates as you type.

The menu list shows ingredient cost and margin percentage against every item.

A combo's cost is assembled from the recipes of the items inside it.

An extra shot takes its own coffee beans out of stock.

Every delivery recalculates the average cost of that ingredient, so costing stays close to reality.

Tick “add to expense” when receiving stock and the expense books itself.

Unit (g, ml, pieces), current stock, latest price and weighted-average price in one table.

Quantity, price, expiry date, supplier name and contact, captured together.

Stock out with a reason, and the value of the loss shown as you enter it.

A threshold per ingredient; anything below it highlights amber.

Every in and out per ingredient, filterable by date, expiry and supplier.

Pick a menu item and see only the ingredients it uses.

Profit & Loss, balance sheet, cash flow, COGS, inventory purchases, expense summary and payroll summary.

Fifteen categories, vendors, receipt numbers and recurring expenses.

Departments, salary types and bank details. Overtime, bonuses (including festival bonus) and deductions produce a net figure.

Allocate by category — the bar turns amber past 70% and red past 90%.

By category, item, customer, ingredient, payment method and discount — as a table or a chart.

Today's takings, a target gauge, the payment mix and your busiest hours on one page.

Build roles, then widen or narrow them for one individual where you need to.

Five levels: all orders, own orders, today, last 7 days, last 30 days.

Give a staff member a tag and they only see the orders carrying it.

The full before and after of every change, with the person who made it.

Refunds and permanent deletes require the admin password.

Straight to Excel from fifteen screens — the ৳ sign survives the trip.

Brand, generic, strength, manufacturer, stock state and MRP on one row.

Sell four tablets or a whole strip — the price derives itself and the bill still adds up.

Cash, bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay, card and baki — and any two can be split on one bill.

Enter what the customer handed over and the change appears large and colour-coded. Quick-cash buttons included.

Other brands of the same generic at the same strength, with the in-stock ones listed first.

Thermal print, on screen, an image for WhatsApp, an SMS link — or none at all.

Batch number exactly as printed, expiry, cost price and which supplier it came from.

All, low, out of stock, near expiry, expired, and stock that has not moved.

Broken, damaged or lost — pick one of six reasons and see the value of the loss as you enter it.

Record which shelf or rack each medicine sits on, so a new salesman can find it.

Every stock problem as one list, ordered by how much money is tied up in it.

Free goods dilute the effective cost properly, so the stock value stays realistic.

90, 180 or 365 days, whichever way you want to look at it.

What is at risk, what returns can recover, and what is simply lost — three separate figures.

How many batches and how much value expire in each month.

With each distributor's return window and whether they accept post-expiry returns.

Tick the batches, print the list the MR signs, and the pending credit is raised and starts ageing.

Warnings at 180, 90 and 30 days out, adjustable to your own thresholds.

Photograph the memo on a phone; every line is read back with a confidence colour.

Gross, VAT, discounts and rounding are compared against the net the memo printed, and marked green or red.

The same supplier and invoice number entered again is caught before it posts.

Bonus strips are recorded separately and folded into the weighted-average cost.

MR name and number, credit period, delivery days and the return policy, all recorded.

What is outstanding and how old it is; payments allocate against invoices and print a voucher.

01712…, +880…, or Bangla digits — all normalised to the same person.

Repayments consume the oldest entry, which keeps the ageing figure honest.

Set a credit limit and it warns you past it — but it will never refuse a sale. The shopkeeper knows the customer better than the software does.

The whole ledger as a picture for WhatsApp or IMO — drawn on the device, so it works offline.

Purchase history for that customer, one click away.

A Bangla message handed to the phone's SMS app, carrying only the shop name and the amount — never a medicine name.

Expected versus counted, and exactly which entries produced the expected figure, plus and minus.

Revenue, cost and margin, grouped by day, medicine, manufacturer or staff member.

It tells you how much of the cost basis is real and how much is estimated.

Top movers and slow movers, side by side.

Categorised expenses with who was paid and how.

Sales, purchases, payments, expenses and profit, straight into Excel.