From quotation to payment, in one place.
Quotes, orders, bills, suppliers and who still owes what. Written once, followed by everyone.
Does this happen in your shop or office?
Every salesman, his own price
Discounts are given by memory, and nobody sees them until the month is over.
“Did we order this already?”
Purchases are made by phone and written on paper, so the same goods are ordered twice.
Credit nobody follows up
Customers buy on credit, and the list of who owes what lives in one person's notebook.
What we set up for you.
Sales and purchase in Odoo, connected to your stock and your books. A sale updates the stock and the accounts by itself.
- Quotes and invoices in Dari, Pashto or English
- One price list, with the discounts you allow
- Purchase requests, approvals and orders
- Supplier bills and payments, matched to the goods
- Credit limits and who owes you, on your phone
- Your old customers and suppliers moved in
Follow one order. Everything else follows.
What your team types
Customer: Haji Karim
40 bags of cement × 2,600 ؋
Total: 104,000 ؋
What changes by itself
Written for you
- 12 MizanQuote sent to Haji Karim
Nobody copied anything into another book.
No surprises. Four steps.
We visit and listen
1–2 weeks
How you sell and buy today, who gives discounts, who approves purchases.
We draw the plan
2–3 weeks
Your price lists, approvals and documents on paper, with one fixed price.
We set it up
4–8 weeks
Odoo configured around your way of selling, connected to stock and accounts.
You go live, we stay
2–3 weeks
Customers and suppliers moved in, your team trained in Dari and Pashto.
Questions about sales and purchase
Yes. They make quotes and orders on the phone, even when visiting a customer.
Yes. Each document keeps its own currency and rate, and the books stay right.
We visit first, then give you one fixed price in writing.
Come for tea. We'll show you your business on one screen.
At our office in Kabul, or we come to yours. We walk you through a demo set up for your kind of business and tell you honestly what it would take.
- About one hour
- In Dari, Pashto or English
- Bring your notebook or Excel file
Saturday to Wednesday · [9:00 to 17:00]