Des histoires réelles de commerçants en Égypte et en Arabie saoudite, et comment Ttakka résout leurs problèmes quotidiens étape par étape.
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How TtaKkaa lets you generate and print an internal barcode for any product directly from the cashier screen, with no external software or separate printer station.
How TtaKkaa lets you log branch expenses under custom categories (electricity, maintenance, transport) instead of lumping every expense into one number.
How TtaKkaa lets you import hundreds of products at once from an Excel file instead of registering each product by hand one by one.
How TtaKkaa gives you ready catalog fields to register an item sold by weight (price per kilogram/gram) instead of calculating the price manually on every sale.
How TtaKkaa lets you register one item with more than one sell unit (piece, pack, carton), each with its own price, instead of registering the same item multiple times in your catalog.
How TtaKkaa's welcome and birthday bonuses encourage a new customer to try again, and keep your shop on an existing customer's mind on their birthday, with no manual effort from the owner.
A tour of the whole Ttakka system: cashier, store dashboard, kitchen display, customer app, and driver app — what each one does during a normal work day.
A practical guide for owners and cashiers: how to sell by barcode on TtaKkaa, from scanning the product to printing the receipt, and what to do if a product has no barcode.
A practical guide to importing your product catalog at once on TtaKkaa, from preparing the spreadsheet to reviewing the import preview before final confirmation.
A practical guide to printing barcode labels on TtaKkaa, whether for a single product from the cashier or a batch of products at once from the store dashboard.
A practical step-by-step guide to enabling a new-customer welcome bonus and a birthday bonus on TtaKkaa, from the loyalty and VAT settings in the store dashboard.
How to choose a digital scale that connects to TtaKkaa's cashier for a shop selling by weight, and the difference between scales, based on the TtaKkaa team's market research.