Paystack
Card and bank payments on an order, paid straight into your bank account. Take it at the counter or send the customer a link.
Integrations
Most shops don’t sell in one place. There’s the counter, the WhatsApp orders, a Jiji listing and maybe a website, and each one has its own idea of what’s in stock. Tabs is getting connections to the payment and marketplace platforms Nigerian shops already use, so all of it runs off one count.
None of them is live yet. The account you make today is the one they’ll connect to, and every plan starts with a free trial.
Take what an order owes by card, bank or POS, paid into your own account, and the order marks itself paid.
Card and bank payments on an order, paid straight into your bank account. Take it at the counter or send the customer a link.
Send what an order owes to your Moniepoint POS terminal, and the order is marked paid when the customer pays.
List the products you already keep in Tabs where else you sell, so an item sold online comes off the shelf count.
Coming soonList a product on Jiji straight from its page in Tabs.
Coming soonReach Jumia shoppers with the catalogue you already have.
Coming soonSell your products to Konga’s customers from Tabs.
Your own website, with the same products and the same stock as your shop.
Coming soonKeep your Shopify store’s products and stock in step with Tabs.
No connection to set up: these work from the day you start.
Use a barcode scanner or your camera to add stock and sell by scanning.
See barcode scanning →Tabs in a window of its own, from your Dock or taskbar, as well as in the browser.
Download Tabs →Bring your products in from an Excel or CSV file, and take your variants out to one.
How importing works →Paystack, Moniepoint, Jiji, Jumia, Konga and Shopify are the names and trademarks of their owners, shown here to say what Tabs will connect to. Questions about what’s coming? Read the FAQs.
Every plan starts with 30 days free. Set up the shop the way it really runs, and pick a plan when you’re sure.