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Phone shop POS · Lebanon Which handset, sold to whom, and when?

A phone shop sells one item worth hundreds and fifty worth a dollar, and the expensive one comes back asking about warranty. Table records the serial on the sale, so the answer takes a second.

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A customer trying a phone in a store

The problem

Where a phone shop loses track.

The warranty question has no answer

A customer comes back with a handset and a story. Without the IMEI tied to the sale, you’re taking their word for when they bought it and what it cost.

Accessories walk

Cables, cases and chargers are small, numerous and easy to lose track of. Nobody notices a slow leak until the count at the end of the year.

Pay-on-collection lives in memory

A repair gets paid when the customer collects, a regular settles at the end of the month, and meanwhile that money exists only in someone’s memory.

The real screens

See it on the till.

Unedited captures of Table, taken in a fictional demo shop. Open one to see it full size.

Cash payment for a $57.00 bill: $40 plus 1,800,000 LBP tendered, change of $3.11 or 280,000 LBP given back as $3 plus 10,000 LBP
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Cash payment for a $57.00 bill: $40 plus 1,800,000 LBP tendered, change of $3.11 or 280,000 LBP given back as $3 plus 10,000 LBP
Paid in both currencies at once; the cashier splits the change between dollars and lira. Shown with the fictional Beit Aley demo shop.
Cash management for an open shift: $132.50 in sales, expected drawer of $212.50 and 4,790,000 LBP, with Pay in, Pay out, Exchange, Surplus, X report and Close
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Cash management for an open shift: $132.50 in sales, expected drawer of $212.50 and 4,790,000 LBP, with Pay in, Pay out, Exchange, Surplus, X report and Close
Cash management: expected cash per currency, pay-ins, pay-outs, exchange and the X report. Shown with the fictional Beit Aley demo shop.
Day-of-week sales for the last 30 days as horizontal bars, Saturday highest
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Day-of-week sales for the last 30 days as horizontal bars, Saturday highest
Day-of-week sales, net of refunds. Shown with the fictional Beit Aley demo shop.

Built for this

What Table records.

01

IMEI and warranty on the sale

Attach the serial number and the warranty period to the line as you ring it. When the customer comes back, the sale, the date and the cover are all on record.

02

Accessories by barcode

Scan cables, cases and screens like any other stock item, with several barcodes per product for when the supplier changes packaging.

03

Repair jobs on the customer’s account

Ring the repair as a service, leave it unpaid on the customer’s account and settle it when they collect, in dollars or lira.

04

Wholesale and retail prices

Up to three price tiers per product, so the shop next door buying ten cases doesn’t pay the walk-in price — switched per sale or per line.

05

Variations that make sense

One product, many versions — ‘128 GB Black’, ‘256 GB Blue’ — each with its own price and its own stock count. Variations have no barcode of their own, so scan the product and tap the version.

06

Alfa and Touch credit on the same till

Track your Alfa and Touch lines and balances, and record credit transfers and recharge-card sales with each operator’s fees. It’s a ledger — it doesn’t connect to the operators.

USD + LBP

Dollars and lira on one bill.

Quote the handset in dollars and take it in lira, dollars or both.

Every sale stores the rate it used and is kept in dollars, so past dollar totals don’t move with the lira. Lira shown to the customer is rounded to the 5,000 note.

A $ bill. They hand you $ and ل.ل.

For example, give $3 — the till fills in 10,000 ل.ل

or 280,000 ل.ل all in lira

The cashier picks how many dollars to give back; the till works out the lira.

Lira price 5,100,000 ل.ل

Example rate: 89,500 ل.ل per $1. Your till uses the day's rate from lirarate.org or one you set. How dual currency works

Questions

What phone shop owners ask.

Can I track serial numbers?

Yes. The serial is recorded on the sale, so six months later a warranty question is a lookup rather than a search through a notebook.

How do I handle warranties?

Warranty is attached to the sold item with its serial, so you can see what was sold, when, to whom, and whether it’s still covered.

Can I sell Alfa and Touch credit?

Yes, with the phone shop module switched on in Settings. It tracks your Alfa and Touch lines and balances and records credit transfers and recharge-card sales with each operator’s fees. It’s a ledger; it doesn’t connect to the operators, and offline the till blocks phone-shop products.

Accessories and handsets in one shop?

Yes — one item worth hundreds and fifty worth a dollar sit in the same catalogue, with barcodes on the small stuff and serials on the big.

Does it track repairs?

No repair tickets or device check-in — ring the repair as a service and leave it on account.

Can a customer pay part now, part later?

Yes, through the customer credit ledger — what’s outstanding is recorded against them and settled in either currency whenever they come back.

What it costs

POS licence $10 / month or $100 / year

One Windows till with every feature not marked as an add-on on /features, the owner phone app, and support on WhatsApp.

Full pricing

Your shop, serial by serial.

Sign up yourself, or message us on WhatsApp and we’ll set it up with you.

14 days free · no credit card

What happens next

  1. 01

    Sign up

    Your shop’s name and your mobile number. The shop and its PIN are created on the spot.

  2. 02

    Download the Windows app

    The till runs in the Table app for Windows. Download it

  3. 03

    Connect the app

    Click Download on the signup screen and the app picks up the 6-character pairing code shown when you sign up (valid 24 hours) when it opens on the same computer; anywhere else, enter the code. After 24 hours, message Table on WhatsApp for a new one.

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