PayZuri is the point of sale for shops where the network comes and goes. Cash and Mobile Money, scanning, receipts and stock, on the phone in your pocket or the computer on your counter.
Scroll through a single day in a small Kampala shop. Every screen here is something PayZuri does today, and you can try each one.
Point the phone's camera at a barcode, or use a USB scanner on the desk. Scan the same thing twice and the quantity goes up instead of adding a second line. Tap the shelf to try.
When the connection goes, sales keep completing. Each one is saved on the device with its own id and sent to the server when the signal returns: once, in order, never twice. Switch the internet off and keep selling.
The customer pays the shop's MTN or Airtel number. The cashier scans the SMS with the camera to fill in the reference, then ticks three checks against the shop's own phone. A reference can only be used once, and an old SMS gets a warning.
Stock is never a number someone typed over. It's a list of movements, each with a reason, a person and a time, and what's on the shelf is their sum. When a delivery arrives, receive it and print the labels.
| Time | Reason | Qty | Balance |
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No adding up receipts by torchlight. The owner sees today's sales, how they were paid and what sold best, from the counter or from home.
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No terminal, no computer and no card machine needed on day one. Add a counter screen, a barcode scanner or a receipt printer later, when the shop is ready.
Android or iPhone. The camera is the barcode scanner.
The same app on a sturdy counter device, no Google Play needed.
Windows or Mac, with a USB scanner, receipt printer and cash drawer.
Mix them: up to five tills per shop, all selling from one stock.
boutiques, pharmacies, minimarts, phone shops, hardware stores, salons, bakeries, bookshops, cosmetics, drinks depots, spare parts, toy shops, agro-vets, and any counter where money changes hands.
Each shop sells in its own currency: Ugandan, Kenyan, Rwandan or Tanzanian shillings and francs, or Congolese francs. Mobile Money works with MTN and Airtel today.
No cut of your sales, no setup fee and no surprise at the end of the month.
Your sales data belongs to your shop.
The sale finishes normally and is saved on the device. When the connection comes back, PayZuri sends it to the server by itself. Each sale has its own id, so it is recorded once, never twice.
No. Everything runs on an Android phone or an iPhone, including scanning with the camera. Add hardware only if and when you want it.
MTN and Airtel. The customer pays the shop's number, the cashier enters or scans the transaction reference and confirms against the shop's own phone before handing over the goods. A reference can be used only once.
Yes. Each person signs in with their own PIN. Cashiers sell; discounts and price changes need the owner or a manager, and each one is written to a log you can check.
Your shop does. PayZuri keeps it safe and backed up, but the data is yours.
The app is in English and French. This website also speaks Kiswahili.
Tell us about your shop and we'll help you set it up, products, prices and all.
WhatsApp or call +256 758 092 320
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