AiroxLab builds and supports two products. Taajir runs invoicing, stock, ledgers and GST for shops, wholesalers, distributors and small factories. ArfaPOS runs the counter, kitchen, riders and online orders for restaurants, cafés and shops, with FBR e-invoicing built in.
| Item | Qty | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Cooking oil 5L | 12 | 33,600 |
| Basmati rice 25kg | 4 | 30,800 |
| Sugar 50kg | 2 | 15,900 |
Both are built, hosted and supported by the same team. Our staff set them up with your own items, menu and opening balances before you go live.
The day-to-day books of a trading business: what you sold, what you bought, what is in the godown and who still owes you.
For wholesalers, distributors, shops, pharmacies, hardware, electronics and small factories.
Counter, kitchen screen, waiters' tablets, riders and your own ordering app on one live system that keeps billing when the internet drops.
For restaurants, cafés, bakeries, fast food, cloud kitchens, chains and retail counters.
Each page explains one job the software does, how it works day to day, and which product does it.
ArfaPOS gives your cashier a fast billing screen that keeps working when the internet goes, and gives you an admin portal to control the store. Orders reach the kitchen on a screen, stock deducts by recipe, and every day closes with numbers you can check.
If your business has to report sales to FBR or issue PRA e-invoices, ArfaPOS does it from the same counter you bill on. Every invoice goes to FBR and every receipt carries its QR code, without a separate machine.
A kitchen display system puts every order on a screen in the kitchen the moment it is placed. No running with parchis, no lost tickets, no arguments about what was ordered.
Every sale and every purchase you enter in Taajir updates your stock on the spot. You can check what is in hand from the counter or your phone, without sending someone to the godown to count.
If your business is registered for sales tax, Taajir keeps the tax side of your bills and purchases organised as you go. At return time you have FBR-style GST reports instead of a pile of copies to add up.
The Manufacturing add-on turns Taajir into a production system for small factories. Raw material goes in, finished stock comes out, and you see what every production run really cost.
A bakery, a pharmacy and a cement dealer each run their day differently. These pages show the screens and reports each one uses.
Schools, clinics, factories and multi-branch businesses often need their own system. We build it on the same foundation as Taajir and ArfaPOS and keep supporting it after launch.
You walk us through how the business runs today and where time or money is lost.
A fixed list of screens, reports and users, with a price and timeline you approve.
You use working screens every week and tell us what to change.
We move your data, train your staff and stay on WhatsApp for questions.
Food cost, stock counts, udhaar, sales tax invoices. Written for people who run the business, not for accountants.
A stock count shows what your kitchen really used, so you can compare it with what your sales say it should have used. This guide gives you a counting method, a sheet layout and a worked variance example in PKR.
Running out of a fast seller loses sales and customers, while overstocking ties up cash in the godown. This guide shows how to set a reorder level and a safety stock for each item using simple arithmetic and your own sales history.
A second branch doubles your sales and more than doubles the ways things can go wrong. This guide covers the systems that keep recipes, stock, cash and reports consistent across outlets, with a worked branch comparison in PKR.
Buying on a phone call works until a supplier bills you for goods you never received. This guide sets out a simple purchase process, from purchase order to goods receipt to payment, with a worked example of a short delivery.
A loyalty program works when the extra visits it brings are worth more than the rewards it gives away. This guide shows how to choose a format, set a reward rate and check the numbers in PKR before you launch.
Gross profit tells you whether your buying and pricing work; net profit tells you whether the whole business works. This guide explains both with a worked PKR example, clears up margin versus markup, and shows where small changes add up.
A 5-month, in-person course: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, SQL, Electron.js, Selenium and prompt engineering, taught by the engineers who build our products. Rs 10,000 per month.
We reply with a price, a demo time and the setup that fits your branches, counters and users.