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A digital khata book is the paper bahi khata on your phone: you record credit given and payments received for each person, and the app keeps the balance, shows totals and can send reminders and statements. Good ones work offline and in Urdu.
Pakistani shopkeepers already run on trust and the khata. The tools never caught up. This is why DIGIT built Munshi, and what a khata app has to get right here.
A medical store can keep credit customers and a daily cash book in Munshi, the khata app from DIGIT, the same way a shop keeps any other udhaar. The entry is a name, a date and an amount. It is not a diagnosis, a batch number or an expiry date, and Munshi does not give medical advice or track stock.
A digital bahi khata is the same credit register a shop already keeps, kept on a phone so each person has a balance. Munshi, from DIGIT, is that book: customer and supplier credit, a cash book, bank accounts and expenses, in English or Urdu. It does not manage stock, invoices or barcodes.
A kiryana day stays honest when the morning drawer is checked, counter udhaar is written before the customer leaves, and the evening cash count matches the cash book. Munshi, from DIGIT, keeps the people, the drawer and the expenses on one phone, in English or Urdu. It does not count packets on the shelf.
Free on Android and iPhone. Your khata, in English or Urdu, even offline.
Munshi