Ask your business a question, in your own words

Questions owners ask every day

Most owners want the same few answers before they open the shop and after they close it. The assistant gives them in one line, from the same numbers the app already keeps:

• "Aaj ki sale kitni hui, aur kal se zyada hai ya kam?"
• "Which products made the most profit this month?"
• "Kis gahak ka udhaar ek mahine se purana hai?"
• "What should I reorder before the weekend?"
• "Which branch sold the most yesterday?"

Each answer shows the numbers behind it, so you can check them, and links to the screen where the full detail lives.

Where the answers come from

The assistant reads what already runs on Nafaa: bills from the POS counter, stock and purchases from inventory, udhaar and payments from the digital khata, and the figures in reports. It does not guess. If a number is not in your Nafaa data, it says so instead of making one up. The more of your business runs on Nafaa, the more it can answer.

English or Roman Urdu, your choice

Most people who use Nafaa type in Roman Urdu, and many switch between the two in one sentence. The assistant understands both, so a question like "is hafte sab se zyada kya bika?" works as well as "what sold the most this week?". Terms such as khata and udhaar mean what they mean in your shop.

Your data stays yours

The assistant reads only your own business data, within the permissions of the account that asks. A cashier who cannot see profit in the app cannot ask the assistant for it either. It does not change prices, stock or bills by itself; any change still needs a person to make it in the app. The reports are always there when you want the full detail: profit by product, profit and loss and stock in one place.

Made for every kind of business

A kiryana store asks which items are running low. A pharmacy asks which batches expire soon. A restaurant asks which dishes sold most at lunch. A garments shop asks which sizes are moving. A bakery asks what sold out before evening, and a mobile shop asks which models earn the most. The questions change; the answers come from the same counter, stock and khata.

Getting started

Open the assistant from inside Nafaa and type your first question. There is nothing to set up: it already knows your products, customers and branches because they live in the same account. Start with yesterday's sale, then ask about udhaar and low stock, and you will see within a minute what it can do for your business.