Manage shops
A shop is one business on your platform: a café, a supermarket, a pharmacy. Each shop has one owner account, its own stores (branches), staff, products and sales, and its own subscription and add-ons. The Shops page lists every shop and is where you step in for a single one.
The shop list
Open Shops. Each row shows:
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Shop | Shop name and the owner's email. |
| Owner | The owner's name. |
| Add-ons | How many add-ons you have enabled manually for this shop (add-ons that come from the plan are not counted here). |
| Status | Active, Inactive or Deleted. |
| Created | When the shop was created. |
Click a row to open the shop's dialog.
Create a shop yourself
Most shops sign up on their own (see Shop sign-up and first login). Create one yourself when you onboard a customer directly, for example a restaurant group that signed a contract with you.
- Open Shops and choose Create shop.
- Under Shop details, fill in Shop name and choose the Shop category (for example Restaurant or Retail). Only active categories are listed.
- Under Owner account, fill in Owner name, Owner email, Owner phone (format
+9665xxxxxxxx) and a Temporary password of at least 12 characters. - Choose Create shop.
The shop and its owner account are created together: if either one fails (for example the email is already used), nothing is created. Give the owner their temporary password and ask them to change it after the first sign-in.
Change a shop's state
Open the shop. At the top of the dialog are three switches; each change is saved at once.
| Switch | What it does | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Shop active | Off: the shop's owner and staff can no longer sign in. | A shop that stopped paying by arrangement, or asked you to pause its account. |
| Lifetime account | On: the shop has no plan limits, is never reminded to renew and is never suspended when a plan ends. Its billing page shows the plan as lifetime and offers no plans. | A partner, a reseller's demo shop, or a customer who bought a one-time licence from you. |
| Deleted | On: the shop is marked as deleted. Switch it off again to restore it. | Removing a shop that signed up by mistake or for testing. |
The dialog also shows when the shop was created and its version number, which changes every time the shop is saved.
Note: Super administrator viewers can open the dialog but cannot change anything.
Add-ons for one shop
Below the switches, the Add-ons section lists every add-on (POS, Inventory, Purchasing, Accounting, ZATCA phase 2, Approval center and so on) with where it comes from for this shop and whether it is on.
An add-on is on for a shop when it is not suspended and at least one of these applies:
| Source | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Default | The add-on is on for every shop (POS). |
| Manual | You enabled it for this shop here, as active or as a trial, and today is within its dates. |
| Plan | The shop's current, paid, unexpired subscription is on a plan that includes it. |
For each add-on you can:
- Enable it for the shop, optionally with a start and end date.
- Give a trial: like enabling, but it needs an end date. When the date passes, the add-on goes off by itself.
- Suspend it: the add-on is off for this shop whatever the plan says. Use this for a shop that misuses a feature, or while you sort out a dispute.
- Remove the grant: removes only your manual grant. If the plan includes the add-on, the shop keeps it.
- Choose the add-on's features, for example the kitchen display or offline mode within POS.
Rules that keep shops safe
- Dependencies are switched on for you. Granting an add-on also grants the add-ons it depends on, with the same dates.
- Nothing goes off by surprise. A change that would switch off something another add-on or feature needs is refused with a message such as "Turn off COGS first: it needs INVENTORY".
- Add-ons that are not offered (see Subscription plans and add-ons) cannot be newly granted. Shops that already have them keep them.
- No data is deleted. When an add-on goes off, the shop's pages for it disappear from the sidebar, but its data stays. Switch the add-on on again and everything is where it was.
Changes reach the shop at once: the owner's and staff's open portals and tills update their menus without signing in again.
Example: a café on the "Café Monthly" plan wants to try the kitchen display before upgrading. Open the café, enable the Kitchen display feature as a trial ending in 14 days. When the trial ends it switches off by itself; if the café upgrades to a plan that includes it, it simply stays on.
Subscriptions of a shop
To see or change which plan a shop is on, extend its subscription or change its limits, use the Shop subscriptions tab in Subscriptions. See Subscription plans and add-ons.
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Last updated 10 Oct 2026