Two kinds of reading: step-by-step guides to working in the app, and articles that answer questions about cash registers, equipment, product marking and choosing software. Everything is below, grouped by topic.
For day one: signing up, moving over from a notebook or another program, and the basics — POS systems, cash registers, automation.
Registration, tax regime, fiscal till, product marking, equipment and bookkeeping — eight steps with official sources.
Learn more →Enter your phone number, the sign-in code arrives in the Telegram bot and the shop opens at once. Then the shop type, your first products and a staff PIN.
Learn more →How to bring your list across from the catalogue, label photos and the scanner, and how to enter your debt book. There is no file import — we say so plainly.
Learn more →What transfers from an old shop program, what does not, and when you can stop paying the old vendor.
Learn more →How a POS system differs from a cash register, an online till and a virtual till — in plain words.
Learn more →Online tills, virtual tills and shop software: what the rules say and where BuySale fits.
Learn more →Fiscal till, payments, stock, credit and reports: where to start and what to ask any software vendor.
Learn more →Over 40 terms in plain words: nasiya, online cash register, IKPU, PLU, markup — with other names.
Learn more →For comparing with other systems: prices come from each vendor’s own site, with the date checked.
Eight questions to ask yourself first, and the costs beyond the subscription.
Learn more →Published prices of shop software in Uzbekistan, in one table.
Learn more →Online tills, shop software, ERP and phone apps — a list by group.
Learn more →BILLZ, MoySklad, RAOS, REGOS and others: prices and who each one suits.
Learn more →What “free” shop software really includes, what it hides and when paying costs less.
Learn more →What to use instead of BILLZ: price, device and fiscal integration.
Learn more →MoySklad’s plans side by side with BuySale: price, devices, the free plan — and when each one fits better.
Learn more →Which apps only record debts, which work with a till, who sends SMS and what they cost — with sources and dates.
Learn more →KKM, online till, virtual till and accounting software — why a shop needs both.
Learn more →The daily and monthly jobs: barcodes and labels, credit, counting stock, internet outages and cash shortfalls.
Scanning factory codes, catalogue autofill, lists from label and delivery-note photos, expiry and batches.
Learn more →The phone camera reads the barcode. Items with no factory code get one from the app, and labels print on an A4 sheet or a roll printer.
Learn more →Labels starting 22 and 21, PLU numbers and scale setup — for grocery shops.
Learn more →Credit is recorded by phone number, part payments reduce the balance at once and customers can get a limit. How to collect is covered too.
Learn more →When a customer will not pay: reminding without a row, ready message texts and when to stop giving credit. Not legal advice.
Learn more →Scan the shelf tag by tag; the count is stored on the server and survives leaving the screen. Then the list of differences and the stock correction.
Learn more →The Android and Windows apps work offline for up to 7 days. What gets queued during an outage, what needs internet and what happens once the connection is back.
Learn more →What theft looks like in the numbers and what to do in the first week — practical, without accusations.
Learn more →Printers, staff permissions, choosing equipment and product marking — the things you set up once.
Receipt roll width (58 or 80 mm) and label size are chosen once for the whole shop. Printing goes through the browser’s print dialog.
Learn more →A seller signs in with the shop’s number and a 4-digit PIN. You decide who sells, who changes prices and who sees cost prices.
Learn more →Scanner, receipt and label printers, scales and a fiscal till: what you need now and what can wait.
Learn more →Which goods are marked, what happens at the till and what IKPU is — with sources.
Learn more →Free tools, no sign-up needed: a barcode generator and a markup calculator that run in the browser, plus Excel templates to download.
Make a free in-store EAN-13 starting with 20, download it as SVG or PNG, or print it on A4 sheets and roll labels.
Learn more →Selling price from cost, markup and margin from two prices, monthly net profit and VAT — with the formulas shown.
Learn more →Free .xlsx and .csv files for stock, a goods-in log, a credit book and stocktaking. There is no import into BuySale.
Learn more →A few things worth knowing up front. Short answers are on the FAQ page.
How to do a stocktake in your shop: preparing, scanning item by item, reviewing differences and correcting stock — a practical step-by-step guide.
Learn more →Eight questions to ask before you choose, the costs beyond the subscription and the kinds of solution sold in Uzbekistan. Prices from vendors’ own sites.
Learn more →Scanner, receipt and label printers, scales and a fiscal till: what you need now and what can wait. Where a phone camera is enough — an honest answer.
Learn more →Price and trial, till and printers, stock, customer credit, staff, internet and fiscal receipts — straight answers to common questions about BuySale.
Learn more →Customer not paying? How to remind without a row, ready-to-send message texts and rules that keep credit small in the first place. Not legal advice.
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