What it does
Everything the counter does all day.
Take the money however it comes, know who sold what, close up knowing the drawer is right, and see the whole day from wherever you are. One page for each, with the real screens.
- Mobile moneyNo more “I’ve sent it, check again.”Type their number and the prompt lands on their phone. The sale only closes when the money arrives. MTN, Telecel and AirtelTigo, paid out to you.How it works
- Staff and PINsEvery sale has a name on it.Everyone behind the counter signs in with their own PIN and every sale remembers who rang it up, so a short drawer has an answer, not a suspect.How it works
- Closing upClose up without the wahala.Open the drawer with a float, count it at closing and type the number. Tabworthy already knows what should be there, so short or over shows tonight.How it works
- Selling offlineLight off, network gone. Still selling.Every sale saves on the phone first and catches up by itself when the signal’s back. Keep selling through dumsor and a dead network, with no backup button.How it works
- Customers and credit“I’ll pay you Friday.” The number’s still there.Put it on their tab: their name, their number and exactly what they owe, in one book. When Friday comes, the number’s still there. On every plan.How it works
- The reportYour shop, in your pocket.Today’s takings since opening: cash against MoMo, what’s still open, what sold and who sold it. Read it on your own phone from anywhere. On every plan.How it works
- StockWhat’s left, and what left without a sale.Count once, and every sale comes off by itself. Log deliveries, write off breakages, and see what left without a sale, in bottles, kilos or pieces.How it works
- The kitchenThe kitchen knows before you shout it.Turn a tablet into the kitchen screen. Every round arrives as a ticket with its number, the tab’s name and any note, and the cook taps Done. Every plan.How it works
Early access
Want it on your counter?
We’re opening Tabworthy to a first circle of food and drink businesses in Ghana, a few at a time. Ten short questions, about three minutes.