Billing built for a bakery counter
A bakery sells puffs by the piece, cakes by the half kilo and custom orders by the date. General billing software treats all of that as one flat item list, so the cashier ends up typing notes and working out change on a calculator.
Crumb puts the things a bakery sells on one screen: picture cards or menu rows, a Top sellers tab, a category rail and a single box that takes a barcode scan or a search. Half-kg and 1 kg sizes are separate buttons with their own stock, so nobody edits a price by hand.
A sale in three taps
Pick the items, choose Cash or UPI, and the bill is done. For cash, type what the customer gave and Crumb shows the change. For UPI, a QR for the exact amount appears on the screen, or you can use the QR already standing on your counter.
When a customer steps aside to choose a cake, park the cart and serve the next person. Up to five carts can wait, and none of them is lost.
A proper GST bill every time
Every bill carries your GSTIN, HSN codes and the CGST and SGST split, and each item can have its own GST rate. Print it on a 58 mm or 80 mm thermal printer, or send it to the customer on WhatsApp with a pay link when money is still pending.
Composition and unregistered shops get a bill of supply instead of a tax invoice, so the paper matches how the shop is registered.
The drawer adds up at closing
Each shift opens with a float and records every cash sale, cash-out and expense. At closing, the cashier counts the notes and Crumb shows whether the drawer is short or over, with a Z-report the owner can review and sign off.
