A small shop should choose software based on its actual work and budget. Try a complete transaction flow before deciding whether a subscription is useful.
Start with the daily work
List the purchases, bills, payments and stock checks you need. Choose representative sample data rather than judging from a feature count.
Try the counter device
Create and preview a bill on the phone, tablet or computer you intend to use. Test the actual printer if paper invoices are required.
Check purchase review
Upload a supplier invoice photo or PDF. Kroply extracts information into a draft; review and correct every line before saving the purchase to update stock.
Check balances
Review stock and customer balances after a sample sale and later receipt. The receipt should reduce dues without recording another sale.
Review cost and access
Shop, staff and OCR allowances depend on the current plan; access also depends on user permissions. Core workflows require an internet connection to keep shared records in sync. Check the current price, trial duration and included allowances on the Pricing page and during signup.
Kroply provides connected shop billing, inventory, supplier records, reviewable OCR, customer credit, expenses and reports. Core workflows require internet, and staff and shop allowances depend on the current plan.
What should I verify before using these records?
Test your own purchase, sale, receipt and return. Compare devices, printing, languages, migration scope, current pricing and support channels using the same requirements.
How Kroply handles this
Kroply provides connected shop billing, inventory, supplier records, reviewable OCR, customer credit, expenses and reports. Core workflows require internet, and staff and shop allowances depend on the current plan.
Things to consider
Test your own purchase, sale, receipt and return. Compare devices, printing, languages, migration scope, current pricing and support channels using the same requirements.