Goods on the shelf and goods in the system must match
Corner shops, kiosks, stalls, takeaway windows. Selvora keeps stock for every item, shows the markup and warns what's running out — before the shelf is empty.
14 days free, no card · then one price per location — everything included
Corner shops · kiosks · stalls · takeaway windows
08:40
The seller opens the shift with four digits
No logins or passwords behind the counter. PIN sign-in, the float is entered — the shift is open. Everyone has their own rights: one can sell, discounts and refunds only with permission.
POS · sales screen
09:15
Goods arrived. Received in packs
The supplier brought boxes — that's how we enter them: 12 pieces for 540. The price per piece is calculated automatically, and if the batch came in pricier than the last one, the system averages it with the remaining stock by weight. No need to recalculate markup by hand.
Back office · products and categories
11:30
Sold. The item left the shelf and the system
A receipt is rung up — stock drops at that moment, not at the end of the month from a notebook. That's why the number in the system always matches the shelf, and stocktaking stops being detective work.
14:05
The internet is down. The queue isn't
The POS keeps selling offline: receipts pile up on the device and go to the server when the connection returns. No duplicates — every receipt has its own number from the device. Revenue doesn't stop because of your provider.
17:20
The system highlighted what's running out
Items have a minimum stock level. As soon as stock falls below it, the item lands on the "running out" list before it's gone. You get to reorder in time, instead of a customer leaving without the product.
21:00
Shift closed. Here's what's left of revenue
The seller counted the drawer, the system compared it with the expected amount. The owner gets not revenue but profit — and sees which items delivered it.
SELVORA
SAMPLE SHIFT
Revenue9 480
COST OF GOODS SOLD
Drinks markup 38%−1 240
Snacks markup 45%−890
Household markup 22%−1 410
other 25–60%−520
PROFIT5 420
Low-markup items are visible at once — they decide what to reorder next.
In the morning
You open the back office and see earnings, not revenue
Not "we sold this much", but how much of every dollar stayed with you and which items drag you down. The system also honestly shows where data can't be trusted — for example, if a product has no purchase price.
Back office · shop dashboard
And beyond
Turnover across all locations — from your phone
Revenue, profit, average receipt, stock and buyers. No need to drive to the shop to see how the day went.