Shop software rarely lives alone: there is a bank next to it, a receipt printer, a marketplace and an accountant. This is what Refresh connects to and what that means in practice.
Tajik local payments — Humo, Alif and Korti Milli. For Uzbekistan — Payme, Click and Apelsin. We help set the connection up at launch, because each bank has its own requirements for a location.
Cash, card and credit can be combined in one receipt: the customer pays part now and the remainder goes onto the nasiya ledger to be settled later through the till.
Receipt and fiscal printers, barcode scanners, and scales that print labels. There is no separate cash register to buy — a phone, tablet or laptop becomes the till.
For weighed goods it matters that the item codes in the software and in the scales match, or the evening total will not reconcile; products are exported to the scales from Refresh.
Marketplaces: LakLak, Webmarket and Alif Marketplace. Plus the shop's own public storefront, whose orders arrive in the system as ordinary transactions.
1C sync is for shops that keep accounting in 1C while running stock and the till in Refresh. That is a common and workable arrangement: Refresh does not replace accounting.
A Telegram bot sends the owner reports, and the open API and webhooks are there if you have your own site or system to connect.
Humo, Alif and Korti Milli. For Uzbekistan: Payme, Click and Apelsin.
A phone, tablet or laptop is the till. Receipts print on a receipt printer; Refresh is not itself a fiscal device.
Yes, 1C sync exists. Typically accounting stays in 1C while stock and the till run in Refresh.
Yes — an open API and webhooks, on the top tier.