Sales and payments

Sell it, get paid, and know exactly what is left.

Send an invoice or record a simple sale on Flex. Registers, shifts and a manager's sign-off are on Basic.

On each invoice, total, received and balance stay apart. Owed balances across customers are on Basic.

A restaurant till with big dish pictures, plus and minus buttons and an empty order waiting on the right.

Three ways to sell, one place to see them

  • At the till

    Best for
    Counter sales and walk-ins
    Customer pays
    On the spot
    You get
    A sale record and a receipt
    Stock
    On Business, when the sale completes
  • By invoice

    Best for
    Work you quote or deliver later
    Customer pays
    Now, in part or later
    You get
    An invoice with total, received and balance
    Stock
    On Business, when the invoice is issued
  • From your website

    Best for
    Customers ordering at any hour
    Customer pays
    At checkout or from the invoice link
    You get
    An issued invoice marked as web
    Stock
    On Business, when the invoice is issued
Invoices and simple sales are on Flex. Registers are on Basic. Stock updates are on Business.
A paid invoice for a pasta dish, showing who paid, the total in Kenyan shillings and a button to view the receipt.

One invoice, three numbers

Total, received and balance stay apart

An invoice shows what was agreed, what has come in and what is still due. Add a payment and the balance moves on its own. You never have to work it out from a pile of receipts.

Take a deposit and finish later

  1. 1

    Agree the work

    Add products or free-form lines to an invoice, at the price you agreed.

  2. 2

    Take a deposit

    Record what the customer pays today. The balance shows straight away.

  3. 3

    Collect the rest

    Record part payments as they come, or let the customer pay from the invoice link.

  4. 4

    Settle it

    When the balance reaches zero, the invoice is settled and the sale is complete.

Ways to get paid

Take payment the way your customers like to pay

Cash

Record cash at the till or against any invoice.

Bank transfer

Log a transfer against the invoice it pays, so the balance is right.

Card payments online

Send an invoice link and the customer pays by card through Stripe, Paystack or Pesapal, where your country is supported.

M-Pesa in Kenya

In Kenya, send a payment request to the customer's phone. The till is on Basic. An invoice link is on Flex. BizPlusX's M-Pesa integration is certified by Safaricom.

Part payments

Take several smaller payments against one invoice. Each one is on the record.

Your own card machine

Record a payment taken on a terminal you already own against the sale.

At the till, on Basic

  • Registers and shifts

    Open a shift, sell, and close it with the takings counted.

  • Held sales

    Park a sale while the customer fetches something, then pick it back up.

  • Returns

    Take an item back from the receipt and the sale is reversed with it.

  • Discounts and coupons

    Apply a coupon or promotion and see the new total before you charge.

  • Supervisor approval

    Keep sensitive actions behind a manager's sign-off.

  • Customers at the sale

    Pick a customer as you sell, so the purchase lands on their record.

Questions about sales and payments

Can I take a deposit and collect the balance later?

Yes. Record a deposit on any invoice. The balance updates, and you can add part payments until it reaches zero.

Can I take card payments at the till?

Not directly today. Send an invoice link and the customer pays by card online, where your country is supported. You can also record payments taken on your own card machine.

Does this work for services as well as shops?

Yes. An invoice is on Flex. A till is on Basic. Both end up in the same place.

Can I see who owes me money?

Each invoice on Flex shows its own balance. A list of what every customer owes is on Basic.

Get paid, and know what is left

Start free with invoices and simple sales. Add a register on Basic.

BizPlusX uses essential cookies to run this site. With your OK we also use a Meta pixel to measure visits. Cookie policy