Festival season, without the notebook chaos.
You stock up on supplier credit before the festival, sell in a rush, then collect from trusted customers for months. Bisro keeps both sides of that season straight.
Your festival season, both sides of it
Example amounts.Every purchase is recorded against the supplier, so you always know what's still payable before the next order.
Suppliers and purchases →Wedding families and regulars take sarees on credit. Each one goes on their khata with the date and a due date you agree.
Customer khata →Part payments come in over the months. Once a due date passes, a polite WhatsApp reminder says how many days it's overdue.
WhatsApp reminders →What actually sold this season
After the rush, nobody remembers which pieces moved. Reports shows your top items by money and by count, so the next season's order is based on what sold, not on a guess.
- 1Silk saree₹1,86,000
- 2Cotton saree₹1,12,400
- 3Kurta set₹74,800
- 4Dress material₹51,200
- 5Dupatta₹18,600
Extra hands for the rush
More helpers in festival week, long days, half days and an advance or two. Mark attendance as it happens and the month's salary works itself out.
- Daily or monthly paySet each helper's pay the way you already pay them.
- Half daysCount as half, so nobody argues at month-end.
- AdvancesRecorded with a date and taken off what's due.
Good to know
- Bisro has no clothing category yet. Choose Other when you sign up and you get the general shop setup.
- There are no size or colour options for products yet. Add each size you track as its own product if you need to.
Questions from clothing shop owners
Can customers pay in instalments?
Yes. Record each part payment and the balance updates, with its date.
Can I see my top-selling items?
Yes. Reports shows your top items for today, the week or the month, by money or by count.
Which shop type should I choose when I sign up?
Choose Other. Clothing shops use the general setup.
Can I track sizes and colours?
Not as options yet. You can add each size or colour you track as its own product.