IndustriesShops
WorkApp for shops.
You find out about stock and credit weeks late, when the numbers stop matching. WorkApp turns what your team says into one clear record, and one live view for you.
Needs you
- StockFlour will run out tomorrow at today's pace
- CreditPriya owes USD 45, due Friday
- CashEast branch till is USD 20 short
Before and after
Your day, two ways.
Without WorkApp
- Sales in a notebook behind the counter.
- Stock runs out before anyone notices.
- Credit customers you have to remember.
- The till doesn't match, and nobody knows why.
With WorkApp
- Say the sale once. It's recorded with the stock.
- Low stock flagged before it runs out.
- Every customer who owes, and when they'll pay.
- Every till closed with cash and card, by who.
Roles
Everyone sees
their part.
Needs you
- StockFlour will run out tomorrow at today's pace
- CreditPriya owes USD 45, due Friday
- CashEast branch till is USD 20 short
Sales, stock, money owed and what needs you, per branch and combined. Each person's phone shows only what their role allows, live from the same record.
Compared
WorkApp vs a typical system.
A typical system
Sales go in a book; stock is counted when someone has time.
A point-of-sale built for someone else's shop.
A new branch or product line means new software or a new sheet.
A stock count overwrites the last one. Gaps can't be traced.
Hardware, installation and weeks of training.
WorkApp
Staff say the sale. Stock and credit update at once.
Your products, your branches, your credit terms.
Tell us. We add it, and past sales stay as they were.
Every sale and count kept, with who did it and when.
One 30-minute call, on the phones you already have.

Your team keeps working the way they already do. WorkApp keeps the record.
FAQ
What shops ask first.
Does it work with more than one branch?
Yes. Every branch writes to the same record and you see each one, or all together.
What if a cashier makes a mistake?
They correct it in the chat. The correction is added to the record; the original stays, with who changed it and when.
Will my team actually use it?
It is a chat. People already know how to do that. They tell an assistant what happened, and it is recorded in the right place, so there is no form to skip.
Who can see what?
Only what their role allows. A cashier, a manager and an owner each see and do different things, and the system enforces it.
Who owns our data?
You do. It is your record, and every change to it is kept, with who made it and when.