Billing counter
The cashier scans items or taps them on a grid. The bill shows each line and the tax. The customer pays by cash, card or UPI and the bill prints.
Tillbay is retail store software designed and built by our team. A shop owner with a few stores uses it to bill at the counter, see stock in every store, order from suppliers and print GST invoices from one system.
Tillbay was designed and built by the PRS CloudTech team.
The brief
A shop with one counter can run on a bill book. A shop with three stores and a godown cannot. The owner wants to know what sold today, what is left, and what to order, without calling each manager.
Most small chains end up with a billing app at the counter, stock in a spreadsheet and tax work done at the month end by the accountant. The three never match. Goods run out in one store while another store has too many.
Fast billing
The counter must scan, total, take payment and print in a few seconds, even in a rush.
One view of stock
The owner should see every store and the godown on one screen, with low items marked.
Orders that match
Goods ordered, goods received and goods sold should all update the same stock numbers.
Tax that is ready
Every bill should carry the right tax, so the month-end return is a report, not a week of work.
What we designed
Tillbay covers a day in a shop from the first bill to the last report. These are its six parts.
The cashier scans items or taps them on a grid. The bill shows each line and the tax. The customer pays by cash, card or UPI and the bill prints.
One table shows each item in each store and the godown. Low and empty items are marked, with an order level you can set for each item.
If one store is low and the godown has plenty, the system suggests a transfer. This costs less than a new order and is quicker.
The team sends an order to a supplier and tracks it. When goods arrive, they tick what came. Part deliveries are shown, and the stock goes up only by what was received.
Each item has its tax rate and code. Invoices show the tax split and can be printed or sent by message. A report gives the accountant what is needed for the return.
The owner sees sales by hour and by store, best sellers and items running low. It works on a phone browser too, so the owner can check from home.
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How it works
Here is how the main tasks work in Tillbay, from the first scan to the month-end return.
Serve a customer
The cashier scans the items, takes payment and prints the bill. Stock in that store goes down at once.
Fix a low shelf
The manager sees an item is low. The system suggests moving stock from the godown, or orders it from the supplier.
Receive an order
The goods arrive. The team ticks what came, adds it to stock and the supplier's bill is matched to the order.
Close the month
The owner opens the reports, checks sales and stock, and sends the tax report to the accountant.
Suggested technology
What we would deliver
FAQ
It is one system that handles the daily work of a shop: billing at the counter, stock, buying from suppliers, tax invoices and reports. The numbers all come from the same records.
The main drivers are the number of stores, how many billing counters run at once, the hardware to connect (barcode scanners, receipt printers, weighing scales), GST and e-invoice needs, and whether owners want a mobile app.
Yes. We can build the billing counter, stock, purchase and reports to match how your shops work. We can also connect barcode scanners, receipt printers and your payment gateway.
Yes, in this design. Each item carries its tax rate and code. Invoices show the tax split, and a report gives your accountant what is needed for the return.
Yes. One screen shows every store and the godown. The owner can move stock from one place to another instead of ordering new goods.
Tell us who will use it and what it must do. We will reply with a plan, a timeline and a price.