Three people, three stock figures
The shelf, the van and the outlet each have a number. None of them agree.
For distributors, wholesalers and the shops they supplyEvery sale, every rupee, every van.
Every sale, every rupee, every van.
On one screen, as it happens.
Billing at the counter, stock in the warehouse, salesmen on their rounds, and orders from the shops you supply. Zuuvy keeps all four in the same books — so nothing has to be copied from one place to another at the end of the day.
The day is invisible until it is over
Stock goes out on a van, money is collected at shop doors, and the whole story arrives at eight in the evening from the people who were there. By then there is nothing left to do about it.
Your money is in somebody's pocket
Collected days ago, not handed over yet, and no list of who is carrying what.
You bought software. They still use the phone.
A big ERP takes weeks to teach, and then somebody leaves and you teach it again. No salesman is going to fill sixty boxes standing between two shops. These apps take ten minutes to learn, because there is almost nothing to learn.
Six questions, six screens
Not a report you run at the end of the month. The answer, in your hand, while there is still something you can do about it.
Where are my salesmen right now?
Everyone on duty on one map. Tap a name to see their whole day — where they started, every shop they stopped at, how long they broke for, and what they sold at each place.
Who is holding my money?
Every rupee collected stays against the name of the person carrying it until they hand it in. Nothing to remember, and nobody to chase.
What is actually on the shelf?
One count for each product, moved by the goods themselves — taken onto a van, given to an outlet, sold, returned or written off. Every movement carries the name of whoever made it.
What do I need to order more of?
Anything that drops below its minimum is flagged the moment it does, with the shortfall worked out and the purchase order already half written.
Did the customer agree that bill?
They are sent the amount billed and the amount they are paying, and read back a code to confirm both. The invoice follows on WhatsApp on its own.
Why is every order still a phone call?
Your shops, dealers and distributors order from their own app at their own prices. It arrives as a confirmed order, not a note somebody still has to type in.
Start at the billing counter
Zuuvy POS is the till. It opens in the browser already on your counter — nothing to buy, nothing to wire in — and it keeps selling when the internet drops. The customer sees the bill on their own screen and pays by scanning the code beside it.
Once it is all in one place, you can see what is working
Which salesman is actually selling
Not the loudest one. The one with the numbers.
Which customers are worth keeping
Know who they are, and look after them before somebody else does.
Which products are moving
Buy more of what sells. Clear what does not.
Everybody gets the one screen their job needs
Four apps and a till, all reading and writing the same records — so nothing has to be copied from one system into another at the end of the day.
Zuuvy HQ
Owners and office staffThe whole business on one screen: sales across every channel, stock, staff, purchase orders, offers and outstanding money.
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Zuuvy Fleet
Field salesmenA salesman's round: stock in hand, shops to visit, sales taken on the spot, collections, and attendance for the day.
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Warehouse staffWhat is on the shelf and what is not yet: restocking, issuing stock to salesmen and outlets, and settling returns.
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Trade customersFor the shops, dealers and distributors who buy from you: catalogue at their price, orders, delivery tracking and what they owe.
Get it on Google PlayThe fifth is Zuuvy POS, the counter till — a web address rather than a download, though you can install it too. Which app does what is set out on the platform page.
Walk us through a day at your place.
Pick a time that suits you. Half an hour, and we will go through a day at your place — what you sell, who sells it, and where the money goes missing.