Inventory, POS and online store software built for Nigerian businesses.

In a typical day a shop might take cash from one customer, a transfer from the next and a card on the bank terminal from another, and sometimes all three for one purchase. StockỌja records each payment with its method and an optional reference. At closing, compare cash in the drawer, transfer alerts and terminal slips with what StockỌja says came in by each method.

Congested networks, finished data and the router going off at generator switch-over are part of business here. The StockỌja POS keeps selling through all of it: sales are saved on the device with a receipt, stock goes down on screen, and everything syncs automatically, exactly once, when the connection returns. Expenses, stock adjustments and returns can be recorded offline too.

One habit still matters: for a bank transfer made while you are offline, hand over the goods only after you see the credit alert. Our guide on selling when the internet goes down covers this and more.

Plenty of selling here starts with a photo on WhatsApp status and a "how much?" in the DMs. That works until the same item is promised to two people, or a transfer screenshot does not match a payment. A StockỌja online store gives those conversations a home: one link that shows what is in stock, takes payment through Paystack or on pickup, and drops the order into your dashboard. Our guide on taking orders online shows how to make the switch without losing the personal touch.

Most growing businesses still sell mainly from a physical shop, and many add a second or third branch, a warehouse or a stand in another market. In StockỌja each branch has its own stock, staff and sales, products are shared, and stock moves between branches with a transfer that the receiving branch confirms. See retail management and the guide on managing stock across branches.