Choosing a till app for a physical shop that also sells online
Five questions to answer before choosing a till, if you also sell the same items on Shopee, TikTok Shop, or Lazada.
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Guides for sellers who run a physical shop and an online store together: tills, stock, tax, and daily operations.
Scale barcodes: how to sell loose goods without pricing mistakes
A label from a scale holds an item code and a weight or price. Here is how it is read, and why the format must be set to match your own scale.
Keeping online and physical shop stock in sync without counting by hand
Why stock never matches when the physical shop and the online store are recorded separately, and how one stock for every place prevents items being sold twice.
Customer credit (kasbon) without a notebook: limits, records, and collection
Kasbon brings loyal customers back, but it also ties up the shop’s money. How to record it so nothing is forgotten and nobody goes over their limit.
Receipts for PKP shops: DPP 11/12, PPN 12%, and reporting to Coretax
Since 2025, PPN on ordinary goods is calculated at 12% of the DPP of 11/12 of the selling price. What this means for the receipts of a physical shop that is already PKP, and what to keep for the monthly report.
Opening a till in Thailand: the ภ.พ.06 permit for every machine
A VAT-registered shop in Thailand needs a Revenue Department permit for each till machine before it prints abbreviated tax receipts. Here is what to prepare.
Stock counts without closing the shop
Count items while the till keeps selling. The key is how the difference is worked out: against the stock when the count is finished, not when it started.
Keeping shop customer data: consent, access, and deletion
A customer’s phone number for points or kasbon is personal data. What Indonesia’s PDP Law and similar laws in Southeast Asia ask for, in everyday language.