Mobile and recharge shop
Staff attendance and salary app for a mobile shop
A mobile shop is open late, runs on two or three people, and the owner is usually the one who understands phones best.
Who works in a mobile and recharge shop
- One or two sales boys on the counter, monthly.
- A repair technician, monthly, and the hardest person to replace.
- A part-timer for the evening rush and Sundays.
Monthly wages with a target-based extra in some shops. Long days, and late closing means the day often ends after the owner has gone home.
The argument this trade has
Your technician stayed back four evenings to finish repairs. He remembers all four; you remember two. There is no record of a working day ending at eleven.
What matters most here
- His own screen This trade is the one whose staff all have phones.
- Bonus for a good month Target money, written down as what it is.
- A reminder to mark the day For a shop that closes after you get home.
The numbers this trade knows
- A sales boy on ₹10,000 a month is about ₹330 a day.
- A good technician on ₹18,000 is ₹600 a day, and losing him costs more than that.
A shop like yours
We are looking for our first mobile and recharge shop willing to be named and photographed. If that could be you, tell us — we will come to the shop, and nothing is published without your signed permission.
Questions people ask
Does it count hours or overtime?
Not yet. It marks whole days and half days. Hours and overtime are on our roadmap.
My staff already have phones. Can they see their own record?
Yes. Give each one his code and he sees his own days and payments, free.
Start keeping your register on your phone
It is free, it works with no internet, and setting up your shop takes about three minutes.