Every handover is signed by both sides at the same moment. Custody moves when the receiver approves it, not when the giver says it left.
Signed by whoever asked.
Signed by whoever released it.
Signed by both, at the point of handover. When these three differ, the gap has two names and a time on it.
Both ends of every handover count blind. You enter what is actually there before the system shows what it expected. Then the gaps appear, together, each one a permanent line with a name on it.
What came in through your door, less what was handed on to the people who use it, should be what is left in the store. Anything else is a gap, and it has a name on it.
What was signed for, less what the system expected to be used for what you sold, less what was written off, should be what is left at close. Anything else is a gap, and it has a name on it.
Not a foreign system with Naira signs pasted on.
Every device saves locally first. The record catches up when the generator does. Nobody waits for a spinner mid-shift.
A screenshot proves nothing. The bill stays pending until a named person opens the bank app and confirms the credit.
Say what came in, in plain words. "From Mile 12: 5 crates tomatoes 24k each." It becomes the receipt.
Where you produce in batches, the system shows what is outstanding across every order at once, so the person making it knows whether to start another run.
Credit goes to a registered customer with a code and a standing. Nobody opens an account for the man in the blue shirt.
Personal and transaction data is stored in-country. We supply and set up the devices, locked to the job, so nothing leaves through a browser.
A forty-minute walkthrough at your place, on our devices, set up with your own products and people. No commitment, no card required.