Accounting and POS software for furniture and home décor stores in Kuwait

A customer pays 30% on a made-to-order dining set, collects in eight weeks, and pays the rest on delivery. Between those two dates the money sits in a WhatsApp thread, a receipt book and someone's memory. At month end nobody can say confidently how much customer money you're holding, which balances are overdue, or which orders were already paid in full.

The floor model is sold but still counted as sellable. Two sales staff promise the same last coffee table to different customers. Bulky items get moved between the showroom and storage without paperwork, so the only reliable stock count is a physical walk-through — which nobody has time for on a busy Thursday evening.

Furniture selling is quote-heavy: three fabric options, two sizes, delivery and assembly, a small discount for the bulk buyer. Typing each one in Excel is slow, the numbers drift between the quote and the final invoice, and corporate or contract clients wait days for a proper document they can pass to their accounts department.

Your bedroom sets arrive by sea with freight, clearing, port charges and delivery on top of the supplier price. If those extras never make it onto the item cost, your margin report is fiction — you think a wardrobe earns 40% when it actually earns 22%, and you keep discounting the wrong products.

Take a part payment at the counter and Tallium AI records it against the order, shows the remaining balance, and keeps the customer's full history in one place. A live list shows every open order with money outstanding, so your team can chase balances before delivery day instead of after. The accounting side updates itself — no separate spreadsheet of who paid what.

Every unit has a location, so you always know what's on the floor, what's in the store room and what's already reserved for a customer. Sell an item and it drops out of available stock instantly on every device. Floor models and display pieces can be flagged separately, so nobody sells the sofa that's holding up your window display.

Build a quote with variants, delivery and assembly lines, send it by email or WhatsApp, and turn the accepted version into an invoice without retyping a single figure. Your branded documents look the same whether they come from the showroom manager or a junior salesperson, which matters when you're selling to offices, contractors and villa fit-outs.

Record purchase orders for each container and spread freight, clearing and handling across the items so your cost per wardrobe is the real one. Reports then show margin by product, category and supplier, and AI insights flag slow movers eating your floor space and cash. You discount from knowledge instead of instinct.