Follow one day in a shop: the first sale, the walk-in, the customer who pays half, and closing up.
Yesterday closed itself. The report is waiting, and so is the list of who still owes you.
Guide: read your daily report ↗No name, no phone number, no problem. Amount in, sale recorded, next customer.
Guide: record a walk-in sale ↗Take ₦2,000 now and the ledger carries the rest as a balance in her name.
Guide: take a part payment ↗Sales, expenses and profit for the day — and a reminder you can send to the people still owing.
Guide: send a payment reminder ↗Saved on the phone first; syncs when data returns.
The order form adapts to what you actually do — a few trades get extra fields built for them specifically.
Save a customer's full measurements once — chest, sleeve, waist, and everything else you'd normally re-measure. Pick them up again on the next order without asking twice.
Track a customer's vehicle by plate number, log the services performed on each visit, and set a reminder for the next one — so a service date doesn't quietly become a missed one.
Record sender and recipient details, pickup address, and package size and weight on one order — everything you need for a delivery, not just a sale.
Every other trade gets the same core ledger — sales, debts, expenses and reports — without the extra fields getting in the way.