Supermarkets and mini-markets
Hesalio gives a supermarket one record of what came in, what sold, what expired and what you owe.
What it covers
It sits behind the till rather than replacing it.
01
Goods are received with a batch number and expiry date. Sales and write-offs draw the earliest-expiring batch first, expired stock is written off with a reason, and a second person can be required to approve larger write-offs.
02
See what moved on a given day, for one branch or all of them, and apply stock counts with the reason for each difference. ABC classification shows which products carry most of your sales.
03
Reorder levels per branch, lead times, purchase orders drafted from what is low, and a warning when a supplier’s price jumps. Returns to a supplier are recorded too.
04
M-Pesa and bank payments matched to what they pay for, eTIMS invoices for business customers, VAT on the tax calendar and payroll for the floor and till staff.
Apps to switch on
Hesalio asks a few questions when you sign up and turns on the apps that fit. You can change them any time on the Apps page, and your team sees only the apps their role allows.
Plain about the limits
Which features you get depends on your plan. Hesalio serves more kinds of business than the ones listed on the industries page.