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Tasks that belong to one kind of business: restaurant KOT and tables, pharmacy batches and expiry, mobile phone IMEI tracking, garments sizes and colours, bakery orders and salon bookings.

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  • Restaurant: KOT, tables and the kitchen screen

    Take a dine-in order from the table floor, send it to the kitchen as a KOT, follow it on the kitchen screen, add more items later, print the bill at the table and close it with payment. Takeaway and delivery orders use the same order screen.

  • Pharmacy: batches and expiry dates

    Record each medicine batch with its expiry when stock comes in, let the counter sell the earliest valid expiry first, and use the Expiry screen to find batches that are expired or close to it, then return them to the distributor or write them off.

  • IMEI tracking for mobile shops with PTA status

    Add a phone model once, then put each handset into stock by its IMEI with cost, warranty and PTA status. Sell by scanning the IMEI at the counter, and use IMEI check to see when and to whom a phone was sold.

  • Garments: sizes and colours as variants

    Create one garment product and let Nafaa make a variant for every size and colour, each with its own stock and barcode. Sell the exact size by scanning its barcode, and see which sizes are running out on the Size reorder tab.

  • Bakery: take cake and custom orders

    Book a cake order with size, flavour, design, message and pickup or delivery time, take an advance, move it through baking and decorating, and hand it over with the balance billed. Orders for weddings and events go under Bare orders.

  • Salon: book appointments and walk-ins

    Book a client for a service with a stylist at a set time, take an advance, see each stylist’s day on the calendar, check clients in when they arrive and turn the finished appointment into a bill at the salon counter, with the stylist’s commission worked out.

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