NanoKhata Blog
Practical hisab guides for Nepali shops
Short, usable guides on customer credit, daily cash, delivery slips and working without internet. Written for kirana stores, general stores and small retailers in Nepal.
Udharo Khata: how to track customer credit in Nepal
A simple system for recording who owes what, part payments and reminders, without losing the notebook.
Read the guideDaily hisab: a simple cash book for Nepali shops
Opening cash, sales, expenses and closing totals. A repeatable routine that takes a few minutes a day.
Read the guideOffline billing in Nepal: keep sales records without internet
Power cuts and weak mobile data should not stop a sale. Here is what a local-first billing setup needs.
Read the guideChoosing a shop accounting app in Nepal
Language, offline access, credit tracking, data export and pricing. What to check before you commit.
Read the guideDelivery slips: replacing paper order chits in your shop
What a good slip records, how to update status on the move, and how to close the loop with the customer.
Read the guideTracking shop expenses: small leakage, big totals
The payments nobody writes down decide the monthly profit. A simple way to catch them.
Read the guideBacking up your shop's hisab data: a five minute routine
Monthly CSV exports, safe storage and what to do before you change phones.
Read the guideDigital khata vs spreadsheet: which fits a small shop in Nepal?
An honest look at paper, Excel and a dedicated khata app, and where each one wins.
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