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Start for freeOnly changes that are already live go here — each with its date and a link to the details. No plans, promises or “coming soon”: a feature joins the list the day it appears in the app.
The latest change — 5 October 2026: “Branches: several shops under one account and one balance”. Earlier ones follow below by month, newest first. There is nothing to reinstall: the app works over the internet and the new version arrives by itself.
A second shop can now be opened as a branch, with no separate sign-up, under Profile → Branches. Each branch has its own stock, till and staff, the money comes off the main shop’s balance, and the owner switches between shops in one tap. Staff sign in with the main shop’s number and their own PIN. The evening Telegram report brings the main shop, each branch and the total together.
More: Branches
Goods are sent from one branch to another with Select in Stock: they leave the sender and stay in transit until accepted. The receiving branch enters what arrived and accepts or rejects the transfer; any shortage is recorded, and batches and expiry dates travel with the goods.
More: Stock transfers
A bell now sits at the top of the app: balance charges and top-ups, stock transfers, staff sign-ins and shifts closed with a shortfall or surplus are listed there by day. It is a list inside the app — no SMS or push messages are sent.
More: Branches
Shop owners get a new Staff KPIs screen: each employee’s net sales, receipts, returns and shift shortages by month. Set a monthly target and a bonus percentage and the bonus is worked out (it is not paid out automatically). Till → History now shows who sold each receipt, with a seller filter.
More: Staff KPIs
The central catalogue was refreshed: it now holds more than 1 700 verified products with factory barcodes. Scan a code at goods-in and, if the product is in the catalogue, its name and section fill in — you add the price and quantity. Pick it from the catalogue screen and the unit and code come too.
More: Goods-in
New owners and staff now get section-by-section training inside the app: home, selling, goods-in, recording a debt, customers, stock, reports and expenses, AI, staff and the remaining sections. Forms are filled with sample data, but nothing is saved. The training follows the app language — Uzbek (Latin or Cyrillic) or Russian — and can be replayed from Profile → Training.
More: Getting started
The stock screen now flags items with no price and has a “No price” filter: such items are left out of the stock totals, and now you can see it. A USB scanner works on the stock screen too, and an item left under the scanner beam no longer lands in the basket over and over.
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When a customer asks for a lower price, the seller types the agreed total and the percentage appears beside it. The discount is spread across the basket lines, so the evening profit report stays right. Staff get this through a separate till-haggling permission.
More: Staff permissions
The company behind BuySale, BUYSALE LLC, was registered in Urgench.
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In the data sent to the AI assistant, the names of customers, suppliers and staff are replaced with labels and phone numbers are hidden; on your screen you still see the real names. A photo you send yourself (a notebook, a delivery note) goes as it is.
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The site covers the app, prices, shop types and guides in three languages: Uzbek, Russian and English.
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Photograph a label at goods-in and the AI now reads more than the name: where visible, the barcode, expiry date and price, plus the IMEI, size or gold purity and weight depending on the shop type. The name is replaced; everything else only fills empty fields.
More: Goods-in
A phone-shop type arrived: every handset is booked in with its IMEI and warranty term, receipts show the IMEI and the warranty end date, and the Warranty screen shows a handset’s history by IMEI.
More: Shop types
Shifts can now be opened and closed at the till: at closing the app shows what should be in the drawer, you enter what you counted, and any shortfall or overage shows at once.
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Changes from before the site went live — the app’s history.
A single sale can be paid partly in cash, partly by card and partly on credit; the receipt shows each part.
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The Android app is downloaded from the website as an APK. It opens app.buysale.uz, so it updates itself and works over the internet.
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A count now runs as a session: checked and unchecked items are kept apart, and you pick up where you stopped even after leaving the screen or switching phones.
More: Stocktaking
In clothing shops the size became part of the product — M and L are separate cards. In jewellery shops the selling price is worked out from the weight and the per-gram price for the purity. The stock screen also gained camera search.
More: Clothing shop
The shop type chosen at sign-up now shapes the app: units, fields and examples follow the type, and jewellers got a mode of their own. The same day goods-in gained in-store barcode generation and label printing.
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Send the AI assistant a photo of a notebook or delivery note and it drafts the list of goods. You check and fix each line; nothing reaches stock until you confirm.
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The app gained an AI assistant: ask about your shop and get answers on sales, stock or credit. The same day brought separate staff permissions, action by action.
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When an item arrives twice, the new delivery no longer wipes out the old batch’s expiry: every delivery is its own batch, and sales take the earliest expiry first.
More: Inventory
The app took the BuySale name. Sign-in codes now arrive through the Telegram bot instead of SMS, and daily pricing replaced monthly plans — the rate depends on the shop type.
More: Pricing
No. The app opens from app.buysale.uz, and the Android app opens the same address, so the new version arrives by itself. The same goes for the app installed on a computer or an iPhone.
From this page: a feature appears here on the day it goes live. We give no advance dates or promises — nothing is announced before it ships.
Message us on Telegram (@abdullaew_a) or use the form on the Contact page — we reply in Uzbek and Russian. @buysalerpbot is an automatic bot that sends sign-in codes and reports; nobody reads messages sent to it.
Price and trial, till and printers, stock, customer credit, staff, internet and fiscal receipts — straight answers to common questions about BuySale.
Learn more →Guides for shop owners: getting started, barcodes, credit, stocktaking, printers, staff — plus articles on tills, equipment and choosing software.
Learn more →BuySale leadership: co-founders Akbar Abdullayev and Kamronbek Nazarov, with phone numbers to reach them directly.
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