Your business type sets the terms, the menus you see, and the report focus. Recording works the same for every type, and you can change it anytime in Business Settings without losing data.
Business Types
Food & Beverage
Cafés, food stalls, catering. The catalog is called Menu, with a Warehouse for ingredients and recipes switched on automatically.
Retail / Shop
Buy finished goods and resell them. The catalog holds Products; stock is purchased per product, with optional separate warehouse stock.
Services
Salons, workshops, laundries, freelancers. A Service list, payers are Clients, focused on Invoices. No Warehouse.
Content Creator
A Rate Card of content types, billed to brands with Invoices.
Rental
Game rooms, billiards, studios. Rentable spaces are Units, with a Sewa (Rental) menu for timers and hourly rates.
Personal & Other
Side businesses or anything that doesn't fit the other types. The catalog holds Items.
Optional Features
These can be switched on for any business type:
Add-ons (Sizes & Toppings)
Per-order choices with their own price and stock — how to set up.
Discounts, Service Charge, Queue & Tables
Prepared before you start selling — how to set up.
Recipes & COGS
Calculate cost per portion from ingredients — how to set up.
Tax
Collect PB1 or VAT automatically on every transaction — how to set up.
Recommended Setup
Café / Coffee Shop
Add-ons (sizes, toppings), queue numbers, ingredients in the Warehouse, and tables if customers dine in.
Shop
Track product stock and record a purchase whenever goods arrive.
Salon / Workshop / Laundry
Invoices for work paid later, and queue numbers if customers wait their turn.
Game Room / Billiards
Hourly rates per unit, snacks through the POS, and bundles like "2 Hours + 2 Iced Teas".