FAQ

No, POS software is not a tool for Customer Relationship Management (CRM). While many POS systems include basic CRM functions like customer information storage and loyalty program management, their primary purpose is to monitor sales transactions and inventories. CRM software is primarily used to manage customer interactions, sales possibilities, and marketing initiatives...

ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) is a comprehensive business management system that integrates a company's many processes and departments. POS software is used to monitor sales transactions and inventory, whereas CRM software is used to manage customer interactions, sales leads, and marketing activities.

POS software is used to improve over-the-counter billing operations, streamline payment, manage inventory, and improve client interactions...

Retail establishments, restaurants, cafes, bars, grocery stores, convenience stores, boutiques, hairdressers, and pharmacies use point-of-sale software to simplify transactions and improve operations...

Businesses use professional billing and invoicing software to create personalized invoices. These invoices serve to reflect the brand's identity while also catering to the brand's message to clients. With an appealing invoice design, you may stand out among competitors when using Nammabilling as a professional billing tool. You may also use the app to track paid and unpaid bills and send payment reminders to consumers.

Nammabilling billing software is ideal for small business owners who require assistance managing their finances and accounts. You may save a lot of time and work by using our billing tool to create an invoice for each customer.

Although invoices and bills both show how much money a consumer owes a company, they differ in some respects. An invoice must have an invoice number, which is not required for a bill. An invoice contains information on everything included in a product or service, but a bill may contain only enough information to provide a summary of a transaction.

In general, billing is classified as follows: 

1. Order-based billing: This is used for bills with a fixed scope of work or a fixed quantity of goods to be delivered.
2. Delivery-based billing: This billing method is used for bills that include an estimate of the cost involved based on the customer's specifications.

Here are some necessary billing software features.

1. Developing quotations and estimates 
2. Inventory and stock management
3. Creating bills from quotes
4. Configuring notifications and reminders
5. Mobile device compatibility

Invest in the future

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• Make use of laptops, tablets, and smartphones more productively.
• Work within a uniform, device-optimized environment.
• Use a mobile and touch interface that is simple on smartphones and tablets.

• Use a comprehensive web-based solution allowing easy online management and data modification.
• From a single platform, manage users, settings, and services.
• Thanks to organized administration, you may manage your service from almost anywhere.

• Keep up to date with real-time stock and sale updates.
• Collaborate and save data securely on computers, tablets, and mobile devices.
• Controlling data access and management is simple.

• Make an investment in tools that allow for growth with your firm.
• Without the complexity and expense of purchasing new servers and software, you can swiftly scale services and solutions as your business needs change.
• Everyone may work from their preferred devices thanks to per-user login.
• Stay focused on business outcomes while using a quicker setup and deployment approach.

• Connect with your employees, suppliers, or clients wherever you are. Recognize that your data is safely kept and is always accessible.

• Get to Your Clients
• Connect with your customers and merchants by sharing the bill or invoice online. View every previous transaction with only one click.

• Increase the Impact
• By digitizing your business, concentrate on your priorities. Enterprise protection & continuity can help you secure your organization while streamlining your IT processes.

• We have outlets in many locations. We need to stay connected with the team & customers no matter what.
• Let’s start using the cloud to our advantage - and save money along the way.
• We need anywhere and anytime access to stock and sales data.
• Our data has to be secure & protected from viruses, malware, theft, etc.
• Start investing in solutions that evolve with us to help us collaborate and get work done more efficiently
• Stop spending on unnecessary hardware and use one app for all

• Work Whenever, Wherever: Connect with your team, vendors, or customers anytime anywhere. Know your data are securely stored and can be accessed anytime.
• Reach Your Customers: Share the bill/invoice digitally & connect with your customers & vendors. See all the past transactions in a single click.
• Maximize Your Impact: Focus on your priorities by digitizing your business. Streamline your IT process while securing your business with enterprise protection and business continuity
• Invest in What's Next: Stay current, and competitive & ensure your business remain ready for future. Reallocate capital by reducing capital expenditures