Aspir — POS and Inventory for Auto Parts Shops
An Arabic system for auto parts shops in Sudan, combining POS, inventory, customer credit, daily cash closing and Bankak transfer reconciliation, with local-name search and offline in-shop operation.
Aspir is a point-of-sale and inventory system built around auto parts shops in Sudan. Staff can find parts using familiar local names, original part numbers or barcodes, with quality grades, compatible vehicles, suppliers, shelf locations and available stock.
The POS supports cash, bank transfer, mixed and credit payments. Credit sales connect to customer profiles, credit limits, account statements and collections, helping shops track workshop and wholesale balances.
The dashboard shows daily revenue, collections, credit sales and low-stock alerts. Daily closing compares expected and counted cash after sales, returns and expenses. Bank-transfer reconciliation helps review Bankak notifications and bank accounts while preventing duplicate notification numbers.
The system is designed to run on an in-shop computer with staff devices connected over the local network, allowing sales to continue without internet. Features include Excel imports, stock counts, barcodes, suppliers, reporting, permissions, an Arabic interface for computers, tablets and phones, and a storefront for customer orders.
A demo with fictional data lets shop owners explore the workflows before installation, importing their inventory and staff training.
System screenshots
Home page and system features 
Owner dashboard, revenue and receivables 
Point of sale and local-name search 
Inventory, vehicle compatibility and Excel imports 
Customers, receivables and credit limits — demo data 
Daily closing and expected versus counted cash 
Bank transfer reconciliation and duplicate protection — demo data
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