Kassly user manual

Everything from creating your store to closing the till, in plain language. Start at the top if you're new — or jump straight to what you need.

01

Getting Started

What Kassly is, how to create your store, and how to get to your first sale.

02

Store Setup

Your store profile, branches, terminals, and the people who use the system.

03

Product Catalog

Products, categories, variants, pricing, services, and recipes.

04

Selling at the Counter

Day-to-day POS: ringing up sales, payments, receipts, returns, and discounts.

05

Shift & Cash Management

Opening and closing shifts, cash drops, and accounting for over/short.

06

Inventory Management

Stock levels, counts, transfers, warehouses, expiry, and valuation.

07

Purchasing & Suppliers

Suppliers, purchase orders, receiving stock, and consignment.

08

Production & Commissary

Making stock in-house: commissary transfers and production orders.

09

Customers & Selling on Credit

Customer records, loyalty, memberships, receivables, and post-dated cheques.

10

Services & Appointments

Bookable services, the appointment calendar, resources, and time-based rentals.

11

Kitchen & Job Orders

Kitchen Display System, stations, tables, and repair/service job orders.

12

Online Store

Your storefront, how online orders reach the counter, and fulfilment.

13

Staff & Payroll

Staff records, attendance, timesheets, payroll, loans, and commissions.

14

Reports & Analytics

The dashboard, sales and inventory reporting, margins, and exports.

15

Accounting & BIR Compliance

Books of accounts, financial statements, X/Z readings, and BIR requirements.

16

Offline Mode

Selling without internet, how syncing works, and how to fix a stuck sync.

17

Settings & Administration

Tax and receipt settings, approvals, promotions, audit logs, and multi-business setups.

18

Appendices

Hardware, import formats, keyboard shortcuts, and a glossary of terms.

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