Lines from your catalogue
Pick items or scan a barcode. Prices come from the customer’s price list automatically.
A quote becomes an order becomes a paid invoice — carrying its lines, its pricing and its history the whole way.
Estimates, proposals, orders, invoices, payments, subscriptions and the till share one catalogue, one customer list and one set of books — on the web and on your phone.

The same tiles as the app. Pick one to see everything it does.
A priced quote in the customer’s currency and at their own price list. When they say yes, it becomes an order or an invoice in one tap — nothing retyped.


What it does, in plain words.
Pick items or scan a barcode. Prices come from the customer’s price list automatically.
Tax rates from Accounting on each line, a flat or % discount per line, and a discount on the whole document before tax.
Customers who pay no tax, or account for it themselves, are handled on the document.
Quote in the customer’s currency. Your own rate wins; otherwise the day’s rate is used, and it is fixed once saved.
A price off the customer’s list warns the seller, or tells a manager — your choice.
Rules on amount or discount hold the estimate for sign-off. Until then it can’t be sent, converted or printed.
Classic, Letterhead, Modern, Executive, Statement and more — with your logo, addresses, item pictures and a signature line.
Who changed what, the total at each version, and a one-tap restore.
Three steps, start to finish.

Real screens from the Kardopal web app and the phone app.



And what Estimates connects to.
A branded, interactive proposal: your client picks a package, adds what they want, watches the price update live and accepts online. You see when they opened it.


What it does, in plain words.
Modern, Classic, Minimal, Bold, Elegant and Corporate — each with its own cover, colours and fonts.
Offer up to twelve alternative packages, each with its own items and picture. Mark one Recommended.
Add-on switches, quantity steppers and choices, each with its own price, description and picture.
Every choice updates the price on the client’s page. They can’t change your prices.
Headings, text, images, video, stats, a timeline, team, downloads and a call-to-action button.
Write or improve the introduction, the terms or any text from the proposal’s own facts.
The client accepts by typing their name. Edits after sending become numbered revisions with “what changed”.
Views and last viewed, and a notification when it is opened, accepted or declined.
Three steps, start to finish.

Real screens from the Kardopal web app and the phone app.






And what Proposals connects to.
Confirm the order and the stock is held for it. Send it to the warehouse, raise the service work, and bill it when it goes — one document all the way.


What it does, in plain words.
Confirming moves stock from available to reserved; cancelling gives it back. The invoice takes it out.
One tap creates the dispatch document the warehouse picks from.
Lines that are work, not goods, raise a field-service job.
Goods and work done and still outstanding, on the order itself.
An order over the customer’s credit limit, or on credit hold, is stopped before it is accepted.
Optionally require a signature before dispatch.
Repeat taps never make a second invoice — the first one is returned.
Points given back if the order is cancelled.
Three steps, start to finish.

Real screens from the Kardopal web app and the phone app.


And what Sales Orders connects to.
Bill, email it as your business, and let the reminders do the chasing on the days you choose. Stock, cost and revenue look after themselves.


What it does, in plain words.
Every morning, overdue invoices get a reminder on the days you choose — 1, 3, 7, 14 or 30 — never twice for the same step.
Or send one yourself, right from the invoice.
From your name and address, with a personal note.
Stock comes off on issue and each line records its cost — average, last or standard.
A batch past its expiry date can’t be sold.
Apply credit the customer already has, or record part payments.
Owners and admins void with a reason; the stock comes back and the revenue reverses.
PAID and DRAFT stamped on the PDF, with coupon and loyalty discounts shown.
Three steps, start to finish.

Real screens from the Kardopal web app and the phone app.



And what Invoices connects to.
Ring up sales on the same catalogue, customers and books as your invoices — on a SUNMI or Android till, a tablet, the web or the phone.


What it does, in plain words.
Search, scan a barcode or tap a picture. Categories along the top.
Cash, card, wallet, QR, bank transfer, on account, or split cash and card — with tips, discounts and coupons.
On a restaurant till, choose the order type and the table, and send it to the kitchen.
Hold a sale as a tab; refund, reprint or email the receipt from history.
Open with a float, close with a blind count. Short or over needs a reason.
X and Z reports and a cash handover form for every shift.
SUNMI’s built-in printer or any receipt printer; the drawer opens on cash.
On SUNMI dual-screen tills the customer sees the basket and the total.
Three steps, start to finish.

Real screens from the Kardopal web app and the phone app.



And what POS connects to.
Each till in each branch: who is on shift, what it has taken today, and whether the drawer balanced — from anywhere.


What it does, in plain words.
Retail, restaurant, pharmacy, car wash and more — each opens the right till.
See the screens the cashier will get while picking the type.
Online, or when it was last seen. Who is on shift right now.
Sales, transactions and average ticket for each till and in total.
Each cashier signs in with their own login and sees only their tills.
Forgot to cash up? Close the shift from the phone or the web.
X and Z reports, a handover form, and the signed copy kept in KardoDrive.
A till with history is retired, so its records stay intact.
Three steps, start to finish.

Real screens from the Kardopal web app and the phone app.


And what Stations connects to.
Credit a return or a billing mistake against the invoice it came from. The stock, the customer’s balance and their points all follow.


What it does, in plain words.
Each credit note points at its invoice and can’t credit more than it was.
Pick a reason or write your own, on every credit.
A stock receipt opens for stocked lines, with a shortcut to receive them.
Issuing it raises the customer’s credit straight away.
Points earned on the sale are taken back in proportion.
Pay it out as cash, or apply it to another invoice.
Once issued it can’t be deleted — the record stays true.
Printed or emailed like every other sales document.
Three steps, start to finish.

Real screens from the Kardopal web app and the phone app.



And what Credit Notes connects to.
Record money in against the invoices it settles — several at once — and anything over becomes credit on the account.


What it does, in plain words.
One payment settles several invoices, with a live preview of how it is split.
Anything left over becomes credit on the customer’s account.
Pay out from the customer’s credit when it is owed back.
A payment receipt as a PDF, or emailed to the customer.
Cash, card, bank transfer and more, recorded on each payment.
Payments taken at the counter belong to the shift they were taken on.
Three steps, start to finish.

Real screens from the Kardopal web app and the phone app.



And what Payments connects to.
Sell plans that bill on a schedule — memberships, retainers, service plans — and see your MRR, growth and churn.

What it does, in plain words.
Hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, every six months or yearly.
One price, or a price per seat — with the tax rate taken live from Accounting.
Each period is a real invoice, raised up to seven days early, periods back to back.
Trial, active, past due, paused, cancelled. Past due is set automatically from overdue invoices.
A customer can pay several cycles up front.
Switch plan from the next period.
Resuming starts a fresh period.
MRR by plan, growth, churn and upcoming renewals.
Three steps, start to finish.

Real screens from the Kardopal web app and the phone app.


And what Subscriptions connects to.
Repeat an invoice or a sales order on a schedule — raised and posted on the date, without anyone remembering.


What it does, in plain words.
Repeat an invoice (RINV-) or a sales order (RSO-).
Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly, with an optional number of runs.
Invoices are issued; orders are confirmed with their stock reserved.
Checked every ten minutes, so nothing waits for tomorrow.
Pause, resume or delete the schedule at any time.
Next run, last run, and runs done — “3 of 12”.
Three steps, start to finish.

Real screens from the Kardopal web app and the phone app.



And what Recurring connects to.
Orders placed during a live-shopping stream, on one screen while they are still worth acting on.

What it does, in plain words.
An order can’t be placed for stock you don’t have.
Pending, confirmed (stock held), paid, shipped — or cancelled.
New orders appear within seconds while you are live.
The phone buzzes on every new order.
Search, sort and filter by status.
Three steps, start to finish.

And what Live Orders connects to.
Shape Sales to your business — a quick-service counter, a retail shop or a wholesale operation — and decide who sees what.


What it does, in plain words.
POS / quick shop, retail, wholesale / B2B, enterprise or service — then tweak any switch.
Stock comes off on invoice, on order confirm, or on dispatch.
Choose which roles see the sale price and which see cost and margin.
Off, warn, or notify — with a tolerance and who is told.
Currency, tax added or included, warehouse and price list for new documents.
Turn payment reminders on, pick the days and copy someone in.
Footer text, signature block and draft and paid watermarks.
Default notes and terms per document type.
Three steps, start to finish.

Real screens from the Kardopal web app and the phone app.



And what Settings connects to.
The same document, at three points in its life.
The phone, the web and the till open the same documents and the same books.
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