Manage your suppliers
Keep supplier purchases, partial deliveries, discounts and statements connected to the cost of what reaches your shelf.
Explore supplier management ↗For your shop
Grocery, general store, stationery, cosmetics or hardware: if you buy products, hold stock, sell and collect payments, Shopkeeper brings that work together.
Request a demoDifferent shops. The same daily cycle.
Grocery, general store, stationery, cosmetics or hardware: if you buy products, hold stock, sell and collect payments, Shopkeeper brings that work together.
Buy → stock → sell → collect → return & reconcile
Suppliers, brands and the whole shop.
Organise products by brand
Arrange products as Item, Brand and Pack. Find a customer’s usual brand and offer an in-stock alternative when it is unavailable.
Explore brand management ↗Grocery & general stores
Sell loose goods or packs, collect regular customers’ dues and keep daily cash in view.
Stationery shops
Buy by the carton, sell by the piece and see which everyday items need reordering.
Cosmetics & accessories
Keep brands and packs organised, follow changing purchase costs and record returns.
Hardware & household shops
Track supplier purchases, customer orders, deposits and the balance still to collect.
Examples of the shared workflow, not separate industry editions. Bring your products and daily routine to a demo to check the fit.
The workflow matters more than the shop sign.
Use the same connected records for supplier deliveries, stock, sales, invoices, credit, deposits, collections and returns. Manage the shop yourself, or share the work with staff and clear permissions.
Explore the three journeys ↗The demo is one example, not the boundary.
Rahim Store is a fictional grocery demo. Rice, oil and sack examples show how the features work; your shop can use its own products, units, brands and packs.
Check the work that is specific to your business.
These examples cover shared retail work. They do not promise specialist industry tools or multi-branch management. Check any additional requirements in a demo.
In the notebook
“Sold ৳2,450.”
But what did it cost? Who paid later? Where did the money go?In Shopkeeper
Sale + cost + funds + dues.
The same transaction keeps the shelf, the drawer and the books together.“I sold a lot. Did I earn anything?”
Know the cost behind each sale.
“The drawer is short again.”
Count against the books, with a reason for differences.
“Who still owes me?”
See dues, dates and collections together.
“Oil costs more. My price hasn’t changed.”
Review prices that fall below your target margin.
“I never approved that discount.”
Set limits and approve exceptions.
“Their usual brand ran out.”
Track brands and offer a clear alternative.
“I buy a sack and sell a kilo.”
Keep pack prices and loose weight together.
“The queue is getting longer.”
Search, scan, quantity, pay.
The drawer with a witness.
Expected ৳10,500Counted ৳10,450
Difference −৳50Record a reasonOwner resolves it