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🧃 70% of kirana stores still track stock in notebooks Kiranalyze raised ₹8 Cr to digitize inventory for small retailers What's broken? ❌ No real-time stock visibility ❌ Frequent overstock or stockouts ❌ Manual billing eats time What Kiranalyze is

Local Shop Owner losing customer due to quick commerce platforms like Zepto,Blinkit etc.Lack of digital skills in Kirana shopowner to manage online order.Here is solution for them called Kirana Prime Kirana Prime connects local stores to customers

Does something similar to petpooja for restaurants exist for other retail businesses who can manage inventory, sales online, etc Ex: A local stationery shop who want to go online and track their inventory, manage online orders, etc.

Concept: Start a quick commerce business that doesn't use dark stores. Instead, partner with local retail stores across the city and deliver their products to customers within 10-15 minutes. Key Benefits: No need for warehouse or inventory invest

Quick Commerce Store Plan This plan outlines a subscription-based quick commerce service that delivers products from local kirana stores within 15 minutes, leveraging ShipRocket's delivery algorithm. The service targets urban residents, busy profess

Developing an Inventory Management and Billing System for small businesses this is first Saas product of mine. My aim is to develop a simple product for small businesses in affordable price.

Day 1 of building a simple ERP (named "Cashmere") The goal is simple: create something that handles the core business functions without the bloat of enterprise giants or the limitations of basic tools. Inventory, orders, finances, reporting - the fu

Here's a clear, feature-focused explanation of your **KiranaCart** concept – designed to empower India's 13 million neighborhood kirana stores with AI and ONDC: --- ### **Core Idea** Transform kirana stores into **digitally competitive, zero-comm

𝗗𝗮𝗿𝗸 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗲𝘀 🛍️ Dark stores are a type of retail distribution center or warehouse that primarily cater to online shopping, particularly for groceries and other fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). They are called "dark" because they are not