Electronic receipts from every till, even when the internet drops.

Every point of sale is registered with the Egyptian Tax Authority and sends its own receipts. When the connection goes, the till keeps selling and the receipts go out by themselves as soon as it is back.

What you get

Receipts from every point of sale

Each till is registered as the authority expects and sends the receipts it issues.

Selling continues without a connection

Receipts wait at the point of sale and are sent automatically once the internet is back. The cashier is not asked to wait.

Returns and refunds

Return receipts that reference the original sale, in the form the authority accepts.

Held receipts and your reporting rules

Decide what goes out immediately and what is held for review, and set that policy per company.

A live view of every sale point

From head office, see which tills are online, which are sending and which are falling behind.

Error-rate watch

When a branch starts producing refused receipts, the dashboard notices and tells you before the day is lost.

Reporting centre

Volumes, acceptance rates and trends by branch and by day, with the outcome of every scheduled submission.

A day at the counter

Opening

Each till checks in. Head office sees four points of sale online in three branches.

The first sale

The cashier rings the sale as usual. The receipt is signed and sent while the customer is still putting the change away.

The line goes down in Maadi

The till keeps selling. Fourteen receipts wait on the spot with nothing for the cashier to do.

The line comes back

The fourteen go out on their own, in order, and the branch turns green in the dashboard.

Closing

The day’s report shows volumes and acceptance per branch, and flags the one till that produced three refusals.

What happens when the internet drops at the shop?
The till keeps selling. Receipts wait at the point of sale and are sent automatically as soon as the connection is back, in order. Head office can see which branch is waiting and how many receipts are still to go.
Can I use Vatoora without an ERP?
Yes. Many companies work entirely from the dashboard: type invoices in, or import hundreds of them from a spreadsheet, review, and issue. An ERP is something you can add later without changing how anything is signed or tracked.
How will I be notified?
Four ways, and you choose per person: inside the dashboard, by e-mail immediately or as a daily summary, as browser notifications even when the dashboard is closed, and on WhatsApp from your company’s own number.

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