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For the retail chain that outgrew the spreadsheet.

You opened a second branch and the books stopped tying. You hired a third cashier and the till started going short. Nonari is what runs underneath when retail gets serious.

Per-branch P&L

See which branch is making money and which is bleeding. Drill from total revenue to a single SKU sold yesterday.

Per-cashier accountability

Open and close shifts with denomination counts. Variance trails every cashier with patterns over time.

Real inventory across branches

Each branch has its own pile. Transfers between branches post automatically. Reorder alerts per branch per SKU.

Multi-cashier POS

Barcode scanning, multi-payment, hold/resume, layby. Every sale posts to the GL atomically.

Per-branch books

Every transaction tagged to a branch. P&L, BS, cash flow per branch with one click.

Cross-branch transfers

Move stock between branches with markup support for inter-branch trading.

Customer loyalty

Multi-tier earn rules, FIFO point expiry, branch-specific multipliers.

WhatsApp + SMS receipts

Send the receipt to the customer's phone, in Urdu + English. No printed paper needed.

Daily cash book

Every cash movement, every branch, every cashier — running balance, exportable.

questions

Frequently asked.

Do you support apparel size/colour matrices?

Product variants with size, colour, and other attributes are supported. Each variant is its own SKU with its own stock and price.

Can it handle a Sale Day with 500 transactions/hour?

Yes. POS checkout is a single atomic API call; the database handles thousands of concurrent sales. Stress-tested at 1000 transactions/hour per branch.

What about returns from a different branch?

Returns can be processed at any branch regardless of original sale location. The credit note carries both branches in the audit trail; inventory restocks at the return branch.

get started

See it in action.

Free to start, no credit card. Bring your books, kick the tires, export everything if you decide to leave.