Bill a customer in a couple of taps. Your best-sellers sit right on the screen as one-tap tiles, search finds anything else in a second, and you can hold an order to serve the next person — no barcode scanner needed. Voice is there too, for when your hands are full.
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When the counter is three deep, every second counts. BazarBook is built to keep the line moving: the things you sell all day are one tap away, you can put an order on hold to deal with the next customer, and the total, discount and payment are right there. No hunting through a list, no re-typing.
The items you sell most show up first on the billing screen. Tap to add — the everyday stuff bills without searching or typing a thing.
Start typing a name and the product comes up. Tap it onto the order and adjust the quantity right there.
Customer went back for one more thing? Put their order on hold, bill the next person, and pick it back up. The queue keeps moving.
Sell 250 g or 2 kg — set the quantity on the line and the price works itself out. Weight items bill correctly without any hardware.
Hands full weighing and bagging? Speak the items instead of tapping. Voice and tap work in the same order — use whichever is quicker.
Pick the payment mode, add a discount if you’re bargaining, and charge. The bill is ready to print or send on WhatsApp.
Your products and rates go in the app — type them, import a list, or add them by voice as you sell.
Tap your best-sellers or search for anything else. Change quantities, add a discount if needed.
Pick cash / UPI / udhaar, then print the bill or send it on WhatsApp.
Yes. Your best-sellers are one-tap tiles, search finds anything else instantly, and you can hold an order to serve the next customer — so the line keeps moving. Voice is there for when your hands are full, but tapping is the everyday way to bill quickly.
No. BazarBook bills from tap tiles and product search, not barcode scanning. For counter shops — kirana, medical, garment — where items often aren’t barcoded, that’s quicker to set up and just as fast at the till.
Yes. Put an order on hold, bill the next customer, and resume the held one when they’re ready — so someone stepping away doesn’t stall the queue.
On the Windows desktop app, yes — tap billing keeps working if the net drops and syncs once you’re back online. On the phone and in the browser, and for voice input, you need a connection.
Yes. Voice and tap work together in the same order — say the items when your hands are full, tap the rest.
Set up your shop and bill your next few customers — tap the fast movers, hold an order, take the payment. See how the line moves. Free for seven days.
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