Cashier
Selling, returns and stock intake on the shop's computer.
96 JOD / year
- Cashier
Shop, workshop or office
Dukkana
Scan, weigh, get paid — and the books write themselves.
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Be the cashier Sell milk and bread, weigh a quarter kilo of cheese from the quick buttons, then pay and print the receipt.Start
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Return an item Open your invoice by its number and return one piece or half a kilo of it.Open
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Be the owner Open the owner panel and see your day: the net, who sold, and what is running out.Open
Domain, hosting and support included for as long as you subscribe.
Full grocery
Plus an owner panel with reports, stock and staff.
168 JOD / year
- Cashier
- Owner panel
The story
The problem
A grocery sells dozens of items at different prices, some by the piece and some by weight, and adding up by hand at rush hour is slow and error-prone. Returns are their own problem: when the invoice had a discount, how much goes back? And the owner can't tell what sold today, what ran out on the shelf, or which employee made the sale.
The solution
One cashier screen: scan a barcode and the item is added, a scale label adds the item with its weight, and cheese and olives are weighed from quick buttons. An amount or percent discount, cash suggestions, and a thermal receipt with the invoice barcode. Returns start from the invoice number, and the refund is the item's value minus its share of the invoice discount, with the calculation shown. The owner panel shows today's numbers, reports and who sold, stock with low-stock alerts, and staff and receipt details.
The result
A sale in seconds with a scanner, returns without argument because the math is on screen, and the owner sees the day from their phone. Each visitor gets an isolated grocery with about 50 items and two weeks of sales that opens by itself with no sign-in, wiped an hour after last use.
Built with
- .NET Core
- ASP.NET Core MVC
- Entity Framework Core
- SQL Server