How it works
For tailors: from the first visit to the final payment
A customer walks in, gets measured, and comes back to collect. Everything in between stays in one order. The screens below are drawn with sample data.
- 1
Add the customer
A name and a phone number are enough. Use your own customer number or let the app make one. Old balances from your paper book can be added too.
New customer
Name
Rahul Shah
Phone
98250 12345
Customer no.
Automatic
Old balance
0
Save customer - 2
Take the measurements
Pick the garment and type the numbers. Tap a box and the fraction buttons pop up right above it, so 40 becomes 40 ½ in one tap. Tick the style notes the customer wants, like Side Cut. Next time, their old measurements are already filled in.
Shirt
Use previousLength
28
¼½¾Chest
40 1/2
Waist
0
Style
Open ShirtSide CutBombay PlateStand Collar - 3
Set the date and take the advance
Choose the delivery date with one tap, add a discount if you give one, and record the advance. The balance is worked out for you, with your tax if you charge it.
Delivery date
+3 days+7 days+10 days+15 daysAdvance paid
₹ 1,000
Paid by
Cash
Total, with tax₹2,457Advance₹1,000Balance due₹1,457 - 4
Deliver, collect and bill
The calendar shows what is due each day. When the customer collects, take the balance and print the invoice, or a small receipt for a thermal printer.
PaidInvoice INV-0021
Rahul Shah
2 × Shirt₹1,6001 × Pant₹1,000Discount and tax− ₹143Total₹2,45780 mm receiptPrint invoice
See how it works for other shops
Fabric shops
For fabric shops: from the supplier to the cutting table
Cloth comes in by the roll and goes out by the metre. The app keeps count, to two decimals.
Clothing stores
For clothing stores: from the carton to the counter
Every size and colour is its own item, with its own stock and its own barcode.
Try it in your shop today
Free during the beta. No card, nothing to install. Open it and add your first customer.
Start free