One source of truth
A sale, a purchase and a payment all write to the same records. Reports are built from those records rather than recalculated separately, so the numbers agree with each other.
ZeeTill came out of a simple frustration: most small retailers run on a till that does not know what is in the stockroom, and a stock register that does not know what was sold. At the end of the month, nothing matches.
A sale, a purchase and a payment all write to the same records. Reports are built from those records rather than recalculated separately, so the numbers agree with each other.
Part payments, returns, opening balances, corrections and multi-branch transfers are ordinary events in retail, so they are ordinary features here — not afterthoughts.
Start with one counter on the free plan. Add branches, staff and volume when the business needs them, without moving to a different system.
A point-of-sale system earns its place by being right. These are the things we refuse to compromise on.
Every customer and supplier balance is backed by a ledger you can open and read, including opening balances and reversals.
Stock moves when goods move — on sale, purchase, return and transfer — so what the screen says is what the shelf holds.
Staff see what you decide they should see. Permissions are per-user, so adding a cashier does not mean opening your reports.
The free plan is the easiest way to judge that. It takes a few minutes to set up.