Owwel and Odoo

The till keeps selling when the internet drops, and each sale is sent by itself when the connection returns, recorded exactly once even if it is sent twice.

Teammates join a stock count by scanning a QR code and count from their own phones, with no account and no user licence.

Download stock, edit it in Excel, upload it back and review every change product by product before it is applied, with nothing created twice.

Two restrictions hide profit, margin and cost of goods, and what you paid for stock, inside pages a person can otherwise open, so a cashier runs the till without seeing your margins.

Each product has a minimum price the till will not go under, and a discount that takes a sale below it flags the invoice and alerts the owner.

Salon product opened for use on clients is spread across the services that used it, so service margins are real.

A badge kiosk with shifts per weekday, each person's own portal, consultations with priced plans and customer ratings of their work, in the same system as the till.

Owners sign in with a phone number and a five digit PIN to see every branch's sales, money, reports and alerts from their phone.

A group savings pot where each branch pays a set amount daily, with any shortfall covered by another branch and tracked as a debt.

Animals with their own IDs, weights, purchases and sales, each animal's cost in every profit figure, and fabric counted roll by roll and cut against an order.

A PIN protected vault for licences and contracts, SMS campaigns with delivery tracked per recipient, and a developer API for your own software, on every plan.

Plans from Ksh 20,599 a year with team members included rather than charged per user. If a subscription lapses the account goes read-only, and nothing is deleted.