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Solutions for micro-businesses

One shop, one owner, and the stock and the cash finally adding up.

For the owner who serves at the counter and does the books at night: a till that moves stock, a stock list you can trust, and invoices for the customers who buy on account.

1–5 people · owner-operated · one site

What matters at this size

Built around your reality.

Know what is on the shelf

A stock figure that moves with every sale, not one counted once a quarter.

Cash that matches the till

Each shift closed against what was sold, with the difference on the record.

Start from your own list

Import the item list you already keep in a spreadsheet instead of retyping it.

Grow without switching

Add buying, staff and the books on the same records when the first hire or the second shop arrives.

How AWRA fits

What you get at the Micro stage.

For the owner who serves at the counter and does the books at night: a till that moves stock, a stock list you can trust, and invoices for the customers who buy on account.

  • A till that deducts stock the moment a sale rings, with returns and the drawer closed against takings
  • Live stock by item, and a low-stock alert the moment a sale takes an item below its reorder point
  • Invoices for account customers, with a credit limit that puts an over-limit invoice on hold
  • M-Pesa collection into your own till or paybill, for businesses trading in Kenya
  • The Android app for looking up stock and recording check-ins and check-outs from your phone
  • Expenses recorded as they happen, so month-end is a review rather than a reconstruction

Where to start

Recommended modules.

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