Zoho launches Zakya to offer POS solutions in India
ETtech
Synopsis
The billing app from Zakya can bill even when used offline. Sales personnel can use the mobile Zakya POS billing app to parallelly bill customers and shorten the checkout queue during rush hours.
By ETtech
Cloud software company Zoho on Tuesday announced the launch of a point of sales solution for retail stores, Zakya.
Zakya’s billing app allows stores to bill even when used offline. During peak hours, sales personnel can use the mobile Zakya POS billing app to parallelly bill customers and shorten the checkout queue.
“The current solutions in the market either lack the necessary features to support retailers in their day-to-day operations or they are legacy software that are complex, rigid, and have a steep learning curve. Zakya bridges this gap by offering an easy-to-use solution that can be deployed quickly, lowering the barrier to technology adoption for small businesses,” said Jayagopal Theranikal, chief evangelist, Zakya.
Zakya which supports 10 Indian languages, apart from English can offer real-time insights on sales, inventory and such to enhance the store performance, the company said in a statement.
The POS solution comes pre-integrated with payment partners, including Pine Labs, Razorpay, and PhonePe.
Recently, Zoho received the payment aggregator licence from the Reserve Bank of India, which will allow the company to offer online merchant payment solutions.
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“It provides robust capabilities for improved inventory management, omnichannel sales, customer experience and can be implemented in under an hour for businesses with thousands of items in their inventory,” Zoho said in a statement.Elevate Your Tech Prowess with High-Value Skill Courses
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“The current solutions in the market either lack the necessary features to support retailers in their day-to-day operations or they are legacy software that are complex, rigid, and have a steep learning curve. Zakya bridges this gap by offering an easy-to-use solution that can be deployed quickly, lowering the barrier to technology adoption for small businesses,” said Jayagopal Theranikal, chief evangelist, Zakya.
Zakya which supports 10 Indian languages, apart from English can offer real-time insights on sales, inventory and such to enhance the store performance, the company said in a statement.
The POS solution comes pre-integrated with payment partners, including Pine Labs, Razorpay, and PhonePe.
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Recently, Zoho received the payment aggregator licence from the Reserve Bank of India, which will allow the company to offer online merchant payment solutions.
