Does ScanSewa work in Nepal?
Yes. ScanSewa is built for businesses across Nepal — it bills in NPR (Rs), prints VAT-ready invoices with your PAN, and is already used in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
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The udhaar bahi under the counter is still how most of Nepal's shops keep credit, and the hills lose signal often enough that any till needing a connection is a till that stops. ScanSewa bills in NPR, keeps the khata tidy, and stays open when the internet doesn't.
Ring up a customer in seconds — tax-ready invoices, printed or shared.
Track customer and supplier credit, send reminders, settle balances.
Real-time stock with low-stock alerts and barcode scanning.
Cut the signal — nothing stops. Bills sync the moment you reconnect.
Edit menu, stock, staff and more in an Excel-like grid on the web.
Demand forecasts, upsell nudges and daily summaries, automatically.
From Kathmandu to Biratnagar, and every one of Nepal's 7 provinces — no licensing limits, no per-terminal lock-in.
Yes. ScanSewa is built for businesses across Nepal — it bills in NPR (Rs), prints VAT-ready invoices with your PAN, and is already used in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
Yes. Bills save on the device and sync automatically the moment you're back online, so a weak connection never stops a sale.
ScanSewa generates VAT-compliant invoices for Nepal with your PAN printed on every bill, and rolls up tax totals automatically.
Invoices and totals are in NPR (Rs), and the interface supports Nepali, English, Hindi. Phone numbers use the +977 dial code.
You can start free — no card required. Paid plans unlock the full spreadsheet dashboard, staff logins and advanced analytics.
Free to start, no card required. Bill in NPR, keep your khata, and stay open even when the internet doesn't.