Entries that survive a dead signal
Sales recorded offline sit in a queue on the device and post themselves when the connection comes back. Nothing is retyped, and nothing posts twice.
Write udhar at the counter the way you always have. The balance adds itself up, and your customer can see it from home.
Free to start · Works without internet at the counter · 6 languages
The paper khata works right up until you need last month's total, or the customer remembers the number differently, or the notebook gets wet. Digital Udhar Khata keeps the same two columns and does the adding, the searching and the reminding for you.
Pick the customer, type the amount, mark it udhar or jama. The running balance is always on screen, so you never total a column by hand again.
Customers sign in and see their own entries and balance — nobody else's. Fewer arguments at the counter, and no photographs of a notebook page.
Each shopkeeper sees only their own customers. An owner account sits above them all with a full activity log of who changed what.
The same khata, reached from wherever you happen to be standing.
A till app for the shop phone or tablet. Install it once and it opens like any other app. When the internet drops, entries queue on the device and sync the moment it returns.
The full shop in your pocket, and the customer's view in theirs — the same app knows which one you are when you sign in. Scan a customer's code to add an entry.
Nothing to install. A customer opens a link, signs in with the code you give them, and reads their own khata — balance, every entry, and the shop's details.
Sales recorded offline sit in a queue on the device and post themselves when the connection comes back. Nothing is retyped, and nothing posts twice.
Not every sale belongs to a named khata. Cash customers go through the same till without cluttering your customer list.
Generate a one-time code — or a QR the customer scans — and they are in. No email address needed, no password for them to forget.
Add your logo, banner, tagline and contact details. Customers see your shop's own card at the top of their khata.
Start a customer at whatever they already owe from the paper book, then let the running balance take it from there.
Export customers and balances to CSV whenever you want them in a spreadsheet, or in front of an accountant.
The owner account sees who created, edited or removed an entry, and when. Accounts can be suspended without deleting their history.
Amounts, dates and plurals follow the language you pick, in every app — including the two that read right to left.
Not just the buttons. Every screen in every app, right down to the error messages.
Create a shop account, add your first customer, and carry over what they already owe. It takes about a minute.