Business doesn't wait for network.

Products or services, one counter or twenty branches: if you sell it, Bookify runs it. Till, stock, bookings and books in one place, selling with no signal and settling every naira when the network returns.

21:1421:1621:37

The network drops halfway through a sale.

Bookify does not stop to ask. The sale is saved on the till, the receipt prints, and the next customer steps up.

Mama Ngozi Stores

Ikeja branch, Till 2

Sun 28 Sep 2026, 21:14

Rice, 50 kg bag x178,000.00

Vegetable oil, 5 L x229,000.00

Spaghetti, carton x115,700.00

Tomato paste, carton x121,500.00

Sugar, 1 kg x46,400.00

Total₦150,600.00

Paid in cash₦150,600.00

No network. Saved on this till.

Spaghetti: 0 left in shop. Till 1 updated.

Sale 1044. Thank you, come again.

07:00, next morning

By opening time, the books are done.

Four branches, one ledger. Sales, cost and profit for the whole business are closed out overnight, and nobody keyed anything in twice.

Last night across every branch
Branch	Sales	Gross profit
Ikeja	₦2,418,600	₦842,100
Lekki	₦3,905,200	₦1,377,900
Wuse, Abuja	₦1,772,400	₦611,300
Kano	₦1,206,900	₦402,700
Whole business	₦9,303,100	₦3,234,000

Everything else behind the counter.

Whatever a sale touches lands in the same books, whichever branch it happened in.

Sales: Fast tills with split payments, open prices, held sales and receipts that print or email.
Stock: One count across every branch and warehouse. Transfers, stock takes, and batches with expiry dates.
Bookings: Appointments, a walk-in queue customers join from a QR code, and jobs like laundry and repairs.
Invoices: Quote, convert, invoice and take part payments. Credit notes when things come back.
Customers: Loyalty points, store credit, deposits and layaways that follow each customer to any branch.
Accounting: A real ledger with VAT and closing periods, and payroll with PAYE, pension and NHF worked out.
Pricing: You pay for each till, not each person. The whole shift works on one licence.

Uno

A colleague who understands your business, on autopilot.

Uno watches your sales, stock and books around the clock. It sees the busy season, the slow seller and the unpaid invoice coming, works out what to do, and asks before it acts. You stay in charge; Uno does the legwork.

Uno

Black Friday is 43 days away. Last year, phones and accessories sold three times faster in the fortnight before it. At this pace Lekki runs out by Sunday 8 November. Shall I restock?

Yes, go ahead. Keep it under ₦2m.

Uno

On it. I have put the procurement agent on this, and it is collecting quotes from your three usual suppliers now.

Pick whoever can deliver first.

Uno

Adaeze Wholesale can deliver on Sunday 18 October for ₦1.84m. Order placed, and Tunde is set to receive it at Lekki. I will let you know when it lands.

Barka da zuwa, Ẹ káàbọ̀, Nnọọ, Welcome

Cashiers work in English, Hausa, Yorùbá or Igbo, and the screen facing the customer greets each shopper in theirs.

There's a queue. We'll call your number.

We are opening Bookify to a few businesses at a time and setting each one up properly. Add your email and we will write when it is your turn.