Accounting software for small shops, built around how a shop actually works
Most small shops keep their books in a notebook or a spreadsheet, because accounting software is built for accountants. Hisabche starts from the shop's day — you sold, you bought, you gave credit, you got paid — and writes the double-entry records behind it automatically.
Everyday shop work, no accounting jargon
Record a sale or a purchase, pick the customer, and say how it was paid: in full, partly (the rest becomes customer credit), split across methods, or not yet. Stock moves, the customer's balance updates and the journal entry is posted.
Stock, customer credit and the till in one place
Every item shows its stock and the history behind it; low and out-of-stock items stand out. Each customer shows what they owe, with the invoices and payments behind it. The till is opened and closed daily and shows any difference between counted and expected cash.
Built for multi-currency and emerging markets
Invoices can be written in Afghan afghani, US dollars, Pakistani rupees or Iranian rial, and the app works in English, Persian and Dari, with Gregorian, Iranian or Afghan calendar months to match.
Web, phone and Windows
Sign in from a browser or install the phone and Windows apps; all see the same account. The apps keep working with no connection and sync when it returns.
Staff with limited access
Invite a salesperson to the business as owner, manager or seller. Each role’s access can be changed in the permissions matrix — for example, a seller can record invoices without seeing profit and loss.
Common questions
- Do I need to know accounting?
- No. You record sales, purchases and payments; the journal entries are created for you. An accountant can still read the same journal, trial balance and balance sheet.
- Which shops is it for?
- Small and medium retail and trade businesses with invoices, stock and customer credit — groceries, clothing, hardware, parts. Count, weight and custom units are supported.
- Does it work offline?
- Fully on the phone and Windows apps. The web version needs a connection to save.
- How much does it cost?
- You can start free. Plans are listed in the pricing section of the home page.
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