Business learning

Run a better shop—one habit at a time

Short lessons for Kenyan MSME owners: business first, software second. No jargon—just habits that protect your money and stock.

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Business basics

Why busy tills still feel broke—and what to track besides today's sales.

Credit sales count as sales; debt payments count as collections—not a second sale.

Match cash, M-Pesa, and credit before you leave—so problems do not wait until month end.

Fees are personal; stock is business. Separate the two so home and the till both survive.

The queue does not wait for Wi‑Fi—plan a till that keeps selling when the network drops.

Customers pay both ways—closing only works when every sale names how it was paid.

Put reorder energy on what actually sells—not what sits on the shelf.

Cover cost, rent, and margin—without losing customers at the counter.

Credit keeps customers—but only when both sides trust the balance.

Invite spouse, manager, or cashier to F-Biz on their phones. You keep ownership; they support the shop—no shared PIN.