For souvenir shops, fruit stands, wine shops, market stalls, tour desks

POS for small shops, market stalls and tour desks that pay commission

For a shop, beevity is a quick sales screen: tap the products, take cash or a PromptPay QR, done. Each line records who made the sale, so sellers on commission are paid correctly, and stock drops by the piece or by the gram.

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What does beevity look like in a shop?

A grid of products with photos and a search field. Tap a product and a small counter on the card shows how many are already in the cart. Take the payment, print the receipt, next customer. Tables, timers and the kitchen stay hidden, because a shop does not need them.

Who gets the commission on a sale?

The person named on the line, which is the seller logged in at the till unless the cashier picks someone else. Each product can carry its own rate.

Business Product Rate Seller earns
Tour desk Island day trip, 1,605 THB 10% after VAT 150 THB
Wine shop Bottle of red, 856 THB Fixed 50 THB 50 THB
Souvenir shop Silk scarf, 535 THB 5% after VAT 25 THB

How is stock kept?

Each sale takes the quantity off the product’s stock, in its own unit: pieces, grams, kilograms, millilitres, centilitres or portions. A void puts it back. Deliveries, counts, waste and returns are recorded with a reason, and a low-stock warning shows when a product runs short.

Can regulars buy now and pay later?

Yes, if they are a named customer. Each customer can have a credit limit, beevity checks it before the bill is saved, and the outstanding balance is always on the customer’s record. The aging report shows who has owed what, and for how long.

Questions about Shops & tour desks

Is beevity too much for a small shop?

No. The shop setup shows a sales screen and the reports you need, without tables, timers or a kitchen. Those only appear for businesses that use them.

Can a tour desk pay commission per tour sold?

Yes. A tour is a product with a commission rate, a percentage or a fixed amount per booking, credited to the seller named on the line.

Can I sell by weight?

Yes. Products can be tracked in grams or kilograms. The quantity sold is deducted from stock.

Can a hotel or a business pay at the end of the month?

Yes, with pay later. The bill goes to a named customer with a credit limit, and commission on it waits until the customer pays.

Want beevity when it goes live?

beevity goes live in Thailand on 1 December 2026. These are the final testing days. Businesses on the waitlist get the first setup dates. Tell us what you run and what you need most.

Going live in Thailand

, 00:00 Bangkok time