Sell where there is no till.

Q: Does Kora need a connection to take a sale?

No. The sale is written to the device as it is taken, and the device tells the cashier how many sales it is holding rather than leaving them to guess. When the internet comes back they post oldest first, each keeping the minute it was actually sold. Nothing is written on paper and typed up later.

Q: What happens when a device is dropped, lost, or the battery goes flat?

A flat battery is not a lost sale: what was sold is written to the device and is still there when it powers back on, still in order. A lost device is a matter of access, not of hardware — sign-in belongs to the person, so removing their access leaves the handheld able to do nothing, and any sale it already posted stays posted.

Q: Does it print, or do we keep the counter printer?

Either. The printer row on the spec sheet above is still being confirmed with the manufacturer, so we are not going to state it here. What does not depend on the answer is the receipt itself: it is signed as the sale completes, and a customer can be sent it rather than handed it where that suits the trade.

Q: Can we run Kora without moving the rest of the shop onto Corelith?

Kora runs Corelith Sell, so the sales it takes land in a Corelith record — that is the point of it, and it is not a standalone terminal that exports a file at close. What you do not have to move is everything else: Stock, Books, Pay and the rest are separate products, and a shop can start with the counter and the handhelds and add the others when it wants to.

Kora is a handheld till running Corelith Sell. The money is taken on the device, the fiscal receipt is signed there, and the sale lands on the same record the counter writes to.

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Runs Corelith SellFiscal receipt at the saleUSD + ZWGTrades with no internet

A market stall being set out by the trader who runs it

A stall, a yard, a route, a floor —
nowhere to bolt a till down

Mazoe 2L ×2BeveragesUS$5.00
Bread ×1BakeryUS$1.10
Sugar 2kg ×1GroceryUS$2.40

TotalUS$8.50

Sale #10237 · KORA-004

app.corelith.co.zw/sell/handhelds

GThe Gate Shops

TodaySellStock6CustomersPeoplePayBooksSites12Compliance

Settings

The day · every till6 of 8 shown

TILL-110:52 · CashUS$14.80
KORA-00411:04 · Cash + EcoCashUS$8.50
KORA-00411:09 · CashUS$24.00
TILL-211:16 · SwipeUS$61.35
KORA-00411:22 · EcoCashUS$12.00
KORA-00211:38 · AccountUS$118.40

Handhelds and counters on one list. Day so far US$276.45.

Tender · sale #10237Balance clear

$Cash · USDUS$5.00
Z$EcoCash · ZWGZWG117.43
Rate of the day33.5500

RemainingUS$0.00

ZWG 117.43 ÷ 33.5500 = US$3.50, so 5.00 + 3.50 is the 8.50 due.

Held baskets · KORA-0042 held

Basket · 11 itemsUS$31.20
Basket · 4 itemsUS$9.75

A held basket is a sale that has not happened yet, not one that failed.

Routes, floors, stalls and yards where the sale happens a long walk from the till

Huchu MineThe Gate ShopsLux Liquor

Changing systems is the risk.Not the software.

Your list comes across first

Products, prices and customer balances are imported and reconciled against your own totals — and you check them yourself before a single sale is put through.

Everyone gets a login

A plan carries its own team, so everyone who needs a login inside that team size gets one and nobody shares a password to save a seat.

Nothing holds you here

On monthly billing you change plan or leave whenever you like, and a full export of your data is yours on request either way.

A till bolted to a counter is watched. A till that walks needs a name on it.

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Signed in · KORA-04On shift 08:02

Kirsty MoyoCashierSigned in
The deviceKORA-04
Her discount limitAbove that, a supervisor signs on the device5%

The device names whoever is on it. It is never an anonymous till.

People sign in as themselves. A handheld never becomes an anonymous till, and a held sale belongs to the cashier, so it walks with them.

Sale #10244 · KORA-004Waiting for supervisor

Discount asked at the sale15%
This cashier's limit10%
Sold byTendai

The limit follows the person, not the device.

A discount above a cashier's limit waits for a supervisor, on the device, before the sale closes.

KORA-003Not seen since 16:40

Access for the holderRemoved
Last sale#10199
That saleAlready posted
What it can do nowNothing

A lost handheld is a lost handheld. It is not lost takings.

Sign-in belongs to the person, not the handheld. Take that person's access away and the device is a device.

KORA-004 · powered back onRecovered

Held basketStill there
Queued sales2
Posted on reconnectIn order

Nothing was retyped. The basket was on the record before the battery went.

Each sale is written to the device as it is taken. What was sold is still there when it powers back on, and still posts in order.

A market stall, a bar floor, a builder's yard, a delivery route, a field agent's round, a queue that has spilled outside the door. Kora reaches all of them on the same record.

The person carrying it is one of the users you already have. Grow carries 15 users and 3 sites, and devices are quoted alongside the plan so you see one total.

Taking the money

The payment is taken in the hand, not carried to a counter

Cash, swipe, EcoCash or the customer's account are all chosen on the device and recorded against the sale as it is taken. Part cash and part EcoCash is one sale and one receipt, not two records to marry up at close.

A sale can be split across tenders and still close as one sale
USD and ZWG on the same sale, at the rate the sale was sold at
An account customer is checked against their limit before the goods move
A held sale belongs to the cashier, so it walks with them

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Tender · sale #10237Balance clear

$Cash · USDUS$5.00
Z$EcoCash · ZWGZWG117.43
Rate of the day33.5500

RemainingUS$0.00

ZWG 117.43 ÷ 33.5500 = US$3.50, so 5.00 + 3.50 is the 8.50 due.

Tender · US$5.00 cash and ZWG 117.43 EcoCash · one sale, one receipt

No line

No internet is not a reason to stop selling

The sale is written to the device the moment it is taken. Nothing waits for a signal, and nothing is written on paper to be typed up that night. The cashier can see how many sales the device is holding, so nobody has to guess whether the last one went through.

The count of held sales sits on the screen, not in someone's head
Each held sale keeps the time it was actually sold
When the internet comes back they post oldest first, in the order they happened
A power cut at the shop does not reach the device in the yard

KORA-004 · no internetSelling on

SALES SINCE4

HELD TO SYNCUS$63.20

NetworkDown 00:18
Receipts printingYes

The handheld keeps selling and receipting. The queue posts itself later.

Tap to pay · offline · the sales this device is holding

The receipt

The customer still walks away with a receipt

The fiscal receipt is signed at the sale, on the device, and printed or sent from there. A sale taken with no line still prints a slip carrying its own sale number, and the signing catches up in order once the device finds a signal.

Signed at the sale, not in a batch that night
Printed to a paired printer or sent to the customer
The slip carries its sale number whether the line was up or not

The Gate ShopsKORA-004 · sale #10237 · 11:04

Mazoe 2L×25.00
Bread×11.10
Sugar 2kg×12.40

Total USD8.50
Total ZWG285.18
Rate of the day33.5500
Cash · USD5.00
EcoCash · ZWG117.43

ZIMRA signed · sold by Tendai

Specimen receipt · the code is a drawn illustration, not a scannable payload

One record

The floor sale is already in the shop's day

A sale taken on a handheld is not a second day to merge. It lands in the same list as the fixed tills, moves the same stock and posts to the same books.

Stock comes off the count as the item leaves, not when someone types it up
The tender is recorded against the sale, so cash up is one count
One day total at close, whichever till rang it

See the platform record

The day · every till6 of 8 shown

TILL-110:52 · CashUS$14.80
KORA-00411:04 · Cash + EcoCashUS$8.50
KORA-00411:09 · CashUS$24.00
TILL-211:16 · SwipeUS$61.35
KORA-00411:22 · EcoCashUS$12.00
KORA-00211:38 · AccountUS$118.40

Handhelds and counters on one list. Day so far US$276.45.

[HARDWARE PRICING — QUOTED WITH PLAN] — devices are quoted alongside your Corelith plan, so you see one total before you commit to anything. The figures are on the pricing page.

“We bought two handhelds to survive a pay-day weekend. They are the reason nothing on the floor gets written on paper first.”

Operations managerGrocery group, Harare · PLACEHOLDER

What buyers ask about the hardware

What does Kora cost?

[HARDWARE PRICING — QUOTED WITH PLAN]. Devices are quoted alongside your Corelith plan so you see one total before you commit to anything. The plan itself is flat — Grow carries 15 users and 3 sites — and a handheld does not add a seat charge: the person carrying it is one of the users you already have. The figures are on the pricing page.

Does Kora need a connection to take a sale?

What happens when a device is dropped, lost, or the battery goes flat?

Does it print, or do we keep the counter printer?

Can we run Kora without moving the rest of the shop onto Corelith?

Take the sale where the customer is standing.

Bring your busiest hour and a stock file. We run it through Kora on real devices, and quote those devices alongside your plan so nothing turns up on the invoice later.

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