A bar is the easiest business in Nigeria to lose money in quietly. Stock is small, portable and popular, the trade is fast, and it happens at night. ChopQik makes the two numbers meet.
Sixty days free · ₦30,000 a month after that · No commission on a single sale
The delivery is signed for on Monday. The takings look normal all week. Whether those two agree is a question nobody can answer without counting by hand.
Different people behind the bar on different nights. When a figure looks wrong there is no way to say which night it went wrong on, so nothing gets said at all.
A table runs a tab, someone leaves, and the round that was never rung up stops existing. It shows up as slow trade rather than as a loss.
Fast enough for a busy night, and specific enough that a discrepancy has a name and a time attached to it.
Stock moves the moment the order is placed, not at a stocktake weeks later. At zero the item takes itself off the menu.
A red count on the item before the weekend, not an empty shelf during it. Reorder while the supplier is still answering.
A table that has been served but not settled sits in a queue in front of whoever is working, oldest first — instead of relying on someone remembering.
Staff sell. Only a manager adjusts a count, and the password is asked for every single time and re-locks the moment they tap away.
Who took the order, who edited it, who cancelled it. Not surveillance — just the difference between suspecting and knowing.
Taken tonight, split by cash, POS and transfer, against what stock moved. If they disagree, you find out tonight.
We load your drinks list, set up the tablet you already own, and train your staff in about an hour. Sixty days free, then ₦30,000 a month, flat. No commission on a single sale, and your customer pays you directly — ChopQik never holds your money.