Single and multi-item sale flows
Quick sale, POS, and inventory-driven multi-item sale flows support customer details, totals, payment status, and stock-aware item entry.
Use quick sale or POS-style flows to record transactions, update stock, keep receipt history, and print or share documents after the sale is saved.
Sales can become harder to review when the receipt, stock reduction, payment status, and customer follow-up live in different places. Dugam keeps the transaction record, item list, and document actions connected after checkout.
Quick sale, POS, and inventory-driven multi-item sale flows support customer details, totals, payment status, and stock-aware item entry.
Saved sales can generate printable transaction documents and browser-based download flows from the same document panel.
Transaction documents can be shared through WhatsApp, email, native share where supported, or copied as formatted details.
Sales history includes actions that open return and exchange workflows from the saved sale record instead of rebuilding the transaction manually.
Step 1
Add one or more products from quick sale, POS, or inventory-driven sale flows.
Step 2
Set payment mode, paid amount, due amount, and any sale notes before saving the transaction.
Step 3
Dugam updates stock, creates the receipt history entry, and keeps the totals available for later review.
Step 4
Use the transaction action panel to print, download, copy, email, or share the saved receipt or bill.
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Yes. Multi-item sale and POS-style flows support transactions with several products in one record.
Yes. Saved documents support print, download, copy, WhatsApp, email, and native-share actions where the browser allows them.
Yes. Sale flows track paid amounts, due amounts, and payment mode details alongside the transaction.
Yes. Sales records include actions that open linked return and exchange workflows from the original transaction.