Morning rush
Pre-orders ready on the counter while walk-ins still get fast checkout and stamps.
Whether you bake artisan bread or blend cold-pressed juices — reward every visit, take pre-orders before the morning rush, and bill compliantly in NPR.
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Pre-orders waiting on the counter, stamp cards that survive a queue, and compliant bills for every box that leaves the shop — without adding a second system to learn.
Let customers order ahead, pay online, and skip the queue — perfect for morning rushes and custom cakes.
Buy 9 pastries, get the 10th free — digital stamp cards that work across branches.
Sell monthly juice passes or coffee subscriptions and track redemptions automatically.
Launch Dashain and Tihar specials, limited-edition items, and flash offers to your best customers first.
Custom cake deposits, the 8am queue, and the regular who comes in for the same cold-pressed juice every morning — all handled in the background.
Pre-orders ready on the counter while walk-ins still get fast checkout and stamps.
Collect deposits, track order status, and notify customers when it's ready.
Subscription passes keep regulars coming back for their daily blend.
Three things, in order: bills the IRD will accept, a counter fast enough to survive an 8am queue, and some way of recognising the customers who come back every day. Plenty of billing software in Nepal covers the first. Qustomer covers all three in one platform, so your stamp cards and your VAT bills aren't living in two different systems.
Yes. Customers can order ahead with a scheduled pickup slot, add custom notes for a personalised cake, and pay before collection through eSewa, Khalti or Fonepay. Your team gets the order in the same queue as everything else, and the customer gets an alert when it's ready.
Yes. Stamps sync across every location you run, so a customer collecting at one branch can redeem at another. You keep control of the earning rules and any expiry policy, and you can run different programs per location if your branches serve different crowds.
Yes. You can sell recurring passes as products, set daily or weekly redemption limits so a monthly pass isn't drained in a week, and let the system track redemptions and send renewal reminders automatically.
Plans start at Rs 18,000 a year in NPR, sized by team size rather than feature tier — the full platform is included on every plan. There's no commission on your sales, so a busy festival season costs you the same as a quiet month.