Screenshots of an empty system do not tell you much. So we set up four shops the way real ones run, with their products, staff, tables and a month of sales, and we take every picture on this website from them. When you ask us for a demo, these are the shops we show you.
SorryBuy Mart, a general store in Toul Kork
A mart with 92 products, three counters, fresh food sold by weight, and neighbours who buy on account. Its owner starts the day on the back office dashboard: net sales, margin, the week’s best sellers and all three counters.
Sanriya Café, on Wat Bo Road in Siem Reap
A café with 51 drinks and dishes, 26 tables inside and in the garden, and a menu on every guest’s phone. Each drink asks for its sugar, ice and milk as it is added, so the coffee bar gets it right the first time.
Mekong Table, a restaurant in Chroy Changvar
A restaurant with 48 dishes, 25 tables in three rooms, waiters taking orders on their phones and a 5% service charge. The Tables screen shows the room at dinner, with every table coloured by what is happening.
Makod Khmer Cuisine, a restaurant with bookings on Bassac Lane
The same Khmer kitchen as Mekong Table, 48 dishes and 25 tables, but this one takes bookings. Guests book on the restaurant’s own page — half of its 133 bookings came in that way, the rest by phone, at the desk or from the QR on the table — and the diary, tonight’s floor and the till all read the same book, with four tables always kept back for whoever walks in.
You can walk through all four, screen by screen, on our Demo shops page.
