Here is the whole thing — and the two or three things that help it work. A two-minute read.
Any order, and anyone in the shop can do them. There is nothing else to remember.
An invoice, a delivery note, the till tape at close. That is all.
Items, quantities, prices, GST & QST. Anything that doesn’t add up to the cent, it sets aside instead of guessing.
The reading shows up beside the photo. Glance, fix anything with a tap, confirm.
Nothing new to make — these sheets already pass through your hands every week.
What your suppliers deliver: the beer, the chips, the cigarettes.
The evening total, at close. That is what tells it what sold.
The daily readout, so the till drawer balances.
Your shop bills: rent, electricity, internet, phone.
Take it in two or three photos. It stitches them back together.
The delivery note Monday, the invoice Thursday. It ties them together.
This is the only real secret. One well-taken photo saves ten corrections later.
The invoice gives what you paid. Enter these two once, and it can work out what you earn.
You buy a case, you sell one at a time. Tell it how many units are inside.
The price you ask the customer. You decide it — tell it once.
Every time you fix something, it keeps it. After a few weeks it does most of the work itself.
Tell it once that a bill is heating. Every bill after that files itself.
It sees how often each thing comes back, and nudges you to reorder.
It puts the items that earn the most in front of you — not the ones that only look busy.
The rule that holds up all the rest: the machine suggests, you decide.
Fix a figure and it never quietly changes it back.
Until you confirm, no figure counts toward any total.
Hosted in Quebec. What is yours is shown to no one else.
Open the app and photograph your first invoice. The rest falls into place on its own.