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Setup & staff

Set up your items and your staff once. Decide who can see what. Know who changed what, and when.

Your items, your prices, your staff, and who is allowed to do what.

The items list showing item codes, names, selling prices and status.
01

Everything your shop sells, set up once

Items, categories, brands, colours, sizes, tax rates and HSN codes — plus your customers, suppliers, salesmen and counters. Enter them once, use them everywhere.

02

Each person sees only what they should

A cashier sees the counter. The office sees supplier bills and reports. You see everything. You decide exactly what each person is allowed to do, one permission at a time.

The staff permissions screen listing the owner, cashier and office roles.
03

Your bill and your tag, the way you want them

Paper width, your shop's name at the top, what goes on the tag, whether the price prints — set it once, see it before you print, and it prints the same way every time.

04

Who changed what, and when

Every change to a price, an item, a supplier, a customer or a setting is on record — what it was before, what it became, who did it and when. So is every login, and every failed one. The record cannot be edited or deleted, by anyone. When a price on the shelf is not what you set, you will know exactly who set it.

The audit trail: a selling price changed from 315 to 349 and back, each change with the name of the person who made it and the minute it happened.
05

Backups in three places, and one of them tested

Every night Nool backs itself up on the shop computer, and on a schedule sends a copy to your own Google Drive. Whenever you like, it copies everything to a pen drive or external disk you can take home. And because a backup nobody has tried to restore is not really a backup, we restore one in front of you when we hand over.

Come and see it work on your own stock.

The quickest way to judge Nool is to watch one piece go from your supplier's bill to a printed tag to a customer's bill. That takes about ten minutes.