Accounting and POS software for clothing shops in Botswana

A single style might come in five sizes and four colours, so you never really know what's on the rail versus what sold. Manual stock sheets fall behind the moment a busy Saturday hits, and you end up guessing what to reorder.

Last season's ranges sit on the shelf while your money is locked in slow sellers. Without clear reporting on what moves and what doesn't, markdown decisions are pure guesswork and margins quietly erode.

Piecing together sales, expenses and receipts by hand to work out your VAT return is slow and error-prone. Botswana's VAT threshold of BWP 1,000,000 turnover means once you cross it, getting the numbers right for BURS matters.

Cash sales, mobile payments and card takings are recorded in different places, so end-of-day totals rarely match the bank. Reconciling by hand at month end is stressful and easy to get wrong.

Set up each style with its own sizes and colours, and Tallium tracks stock at the variant level automatically. Every sale, return or transfer updates counts in real time, so you always know exactly what's left on the rail.

Reports show your best and worst performers by style, size and season at a glance. Spot slow movers early, plan markdowns with confidence, and reorder the ranges your customers actually want.

Tallium records VAT on every sale and expense as it happens and scans your receipts, so your VAT return figures are ready when BURS needs them. Confirm current rules and thresholds with BURS or a local tax professional.

Every payment type flows straight from the POS into your accounts, so the till, your reports and your bank all tell the same story. Daily reconciliation takes minutes instead of an evening.