Kassa on Bivorra
Ring up the sale, split the payment, and close the register. Purchases, stock, suppliers, and expenses sit in the same app.
“We only needed the till at first.”
Stock tracking is a switch. Turn it on and purchases, sales, refunds, and returns move stock, with batches and low-stock alerts. Turn it off and Kassa is a till.
With negative stock off, a sale is refused when stock is short.
Choose what each Kassa login may do on the permissions screen. A register session starts with an opening balance and ends with a closing balance.
You can review, edit, and close sessions from the Sessions page.
| Report | Shows |
|---|---|
| Profit and loss | Sales against cost and expenses |
| Item sales | What sold, item by item |
| Category sales | What sold, category by category |
| Expense report | Spend by expense category |
| Supplier outstanding | What you still owe each supplier |
Sell by tile, search, or barcode.
Every sale, with refunds on the order.
Items, categories, and images.
Buy from a supplier, and return what you send back.
Batches, stock moves, and stock out.
A ledger and an outstanding report per supplier.
Categories, entries, and an expense report.
Profit and loss, and sales by item and by category.
Yes. The terminal has a split payment step. It shows what is still remaining until the bill is paid.
No. Stock tracking is a switch. When it is on, purchases, sales, refunds, and returns move stock, and batches are listed.
Only if you allow it. With negative stock off, a sale, stock out, adjustment, or purchase return is refused when stock is short.
Yes. Each Kassa login has its own permissions, and you choose them on the permissions screen.
Each register session has an opening balance and a closing balance. You can review, edit, and close sessions from the Sessions page.
Start a Bivorra account, or write to us and we will walk a till with you.