In naira (₦), your way
Your books are kept in naira (₦). Record payments by cash, bank transfer, POS card or mobile money, and accept other currencies too when a customer pays in one.
From a provision store in Ibadan to a pharmacy in Lagos: record sales in naira, sell on credit, track stock and close the day with a cash count, even when the network is down.
Growth about ₦2,700 a month, Business about ₦5,400 a month. The Starter plan is free. Paid in naira at checkout.
Your books are kept in naira (₦). Record payments by cash, bank transfer, POS card or mobile money, and accept other currencies too when a customer pays in one.
Record sales, expenses and payments with no network. Everything is saved on the phone and syncs by itself when you are back online.
Type or say what happened (“sold 3 cartons to Tunde, he paid half”), or snap a receipt or a supplier invoice, and Zorvya fills in the record for you to check. On the Growth and Business plans.
Sell on credit, record part-payments and see every customer’s balance. Reminders are ready to send before and on the due date, and stop once the debt is paid or cleared.
Every sale takes stock down and every purchase puts it back. Sell by the piece or by the carton, get low-stock alerts and count the shelf when you want. On the Growth and Business plans.
Every sale has a receipt you can print or send by WhatsApp or SMS. Invoices and quotes too, as a link the customer opens on their phone.
Set VAT once (for example 7.5%, included in the price or added on top) and every receipt and report gets it right.
You and your staff can each use Zorvya in your own language.
Yes. Choose naira when you sign up and every record, receipt and report is in ₦.
Yes. Zorvya keeps your books on the device, so you can record sales and expenses offline. They sync when the connection comes back.
Yes, you can start free. Starter is free for one person. Growth is $2 a month and Business $4 a month, or less paid yearly.
Yes. Zorvya is available in English, Hausa and Yorùbá, and also French, Arabic, Swahili, Portuguese and Spanish.