Sell and get paid
Record a Sale
A customer walks into your shop in Yaba, picks a gele and a beaded clutch, pays ₦21,500 by transfer and leaves happy. But that sale only lives in your bank app.
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Payment Links
1:30
A customer DMs you: "I want the tie-dye kaftan and a gele. How much? Send your account number." So you add up the total, send your bank details, wait for the alert, check your bank app and write the order down somewhere. And sometimes she just disappears. Send a checkout link instead.
Invoices
2:05
A customer finds you on WhatsApp, wants two pieces, but says "I don't like buying from websites, just send your account number." So you wait for the alert, check your bank app, write it in a notebook, and try to remember to reduce your stock. Send an invoice instead.
Quotes
1:46
A customer sends a WhatsApp: her sister's wedding is in three weeks and the family wants twelve geles for aso-ebi. You type a price in the chat. Two weeks later: "What price did you say again?" Now you're scrolling, trying to remember what discount you gave.
