Your Daily Sales Record and Udhaar, Kept for You

The day's takings are not something you sit down and add up. Every table order and every counter sale goes in as it happens, split by how it was paid, and the figure at closing time is already there.

What the day's record shows

• Total takings for the day
• Split across cash, UPI and udhaar
• Every sale listed, table orders and counter sales together
• What was recovered against old udhaar, counted on the day it came in

Udhaar, without the paper slip

Credit is recorded against the guest's mobile number, not a name in a diary. You can see what one guest owes, settle part of it, and the day's record follows.

Fixing a mistake

A sale entered wrong can be edited or removed. The day's totals move with it, so the record stays the record rather than a set of corrections stapled to one.

Looking back

Any day can be opened again, and any period can be downloaded as a spreadsheet, up to five years back.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to add up the day's takings myself?

No. Every table order and counter sale goes into the day's record as it happens, split by cash, UPI and udhaar.

How is udhaar tracked?

Against the guest's mobile number. You can see what any guest owes and settle part or all of it.

When does a recovery count?

On the day the money actually came in, not the day the original bill was raised. That keeps your cash column matching the drawer.

Can I correct a sale I entered wrong?

Yes. Edit or remove it and the day's totals adjust with it.

How far back can I look?

Any past day can be reopened, and sales records download for any period up to five years.