Take orders on your phone.
A shop, a counter and a khata.
Online in five minutes.
Free to start.
No app, no commission, no code.
Know what your shop
actually did today.
What sold, what you made, who owes you, and what is running low. Orders, khata, tickets and bookings feed one set of books, dressed in your colours, with Pasal AI on hand when something does not add up.
Pasal AI, when something does not add up
Ask it in your own words, day or night, in English or Nepali. Not a search box, and not a queue. It answers from the guides for your shop, and from your shop's own figures: what you took today, what the week came to, who is still on the khata. It knows what your shop actually has switched on, so it never explains a button you do not have. It only ever reads your books. Nothing is changed by asking. Included with the annual plan.
Pasal AI writes as well, in the product editor. One press turns a product's own facts and photo into two descriptions, a search title and meta line, and the shelf to put it on. Nothing is saved until you pick one. Same annual plan.
Live order board
Every order lands itemised, with a phone number attached.
The counter
Ring up a walk-in, scan a barcode, knock money off a line. The sale still goes through when the wifi does not.
Tickets at the door
Sell seats online, scan them in with the phone in your pocket.
The bill, by the book
PAN on top, VAT broken out. Print it if you like: every sale also has a digital receipt, on your screen, in the customer's email, and in their account.
Paid the Nepali way
eSewa, Khalti or Fonepay by QR, and cash with the change counted. The money lands in your own wallet. We never hold it.
Profit, not just takings
Give each piece a cost and every sale reports what it made, haggled prices included. The same page says what sold best, who is on the khata, and what just ran out.
Your look, your domain
Twenty three templates, jewellers included, one tap to change, and yourbrand.com with the certificate handled.
The day, in one book
Let customers book from your shop page, or write the day in yourself. Either way it is one calendar, and you confirm each one before it is set.
See it working.
The shop your customers see, and the counter you run it from. Real screens, not mockups.
The card lives in the phone they already carry.
Design it once: a stamp grid or a points bar, in your colours, with your own word for a point. Then say what it is worth. A free chiya, ten per cent off, a free slice of cake, whatever brings them back through the door.
They add it to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and after that it keeps itself. Buy something and the points move on the card in their pocket, on their lock screen, without you sending anything. Say one thing to everyone holding the card and it arrives the same way. No SMS bill, no email list, nothing to write twice.
Pasal does not email a code or take money off at the checkout. You honour it at your counter, which is where a regular wants to be recognised anyway.
Good
questions.
Yes. You name your shop, pick your link, confirm with an emailed code, and it's live. Add products whenever you like; your link is current the moment you save.
Your name over the door.
Free to start. Online in five minutes, from any phone.
Questions first? We reply within the hour.