RETAIL SHOPS & MINI-MARKETS · UGANDA

Retail shop software for sales, stock and daily records

Shop owners often need answers quickly: which items sold, what still needs ordering, and what money was recorded today? LEXA brings those records into one business workspace.

Public demo uses fictional business records. Real account activation is separate.

Illustrative LEXA retail shops & mini-markets workspace with fictional data
Illustrative workspace · Fictional records, not a live customer account

For neighbourhood retail shops, mini-markets and growing stores seeking clearer day-to-day operations.

How LEXA can help with this work

01

From the counter to the receipt

Record sales, returns and receipts and review the customer transactions your role allows. A shared catalogue reduces duplication between checkout and product records.

02

Know what to buy again

Use stock counts, inventory movements, supplier records, purchase orders and receiving to follow items from supplier to shelf.

03

Understand the day before closing

Review sales records, expenses, payments and available business reports so the owner can discuss discrepancies with the team.

WORKFLOW

Follow the records from start to finish

Start in the free demo with sample data, then check whether the configuration matches how your team works.

  1. Prepare the shop catalogue

    Add the goods you sell and confirm opening quantities where applicable.

  2. Operate the counter

    Record sales and receipts using the permitted checkout flow.

  3. Reconcile and reorder

    Review sales, stock and purchasing records before placing the next order.

QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Is LEXA only for supermarkets?

No. LEXA also supports wider business areas, including wholesale, services and other product-based operations.

Can a shop owner test LEXA without registration?

Yes. The public browser demo uses fictional sample records.

What is the listed standard subscription?

The website lists UGX 50,000 for a 30-day period for new businesses, with verification before activation.