Vendeya White-label app · counter

Tap the product, take the money, next. No hunting for codes.

Vendeya is Fastura's quick sale: a catalogue with photos, a search box, a barcode scanner and a cart that totals up in the customer's view. It comes with 31 ready-made trade templates, from minimarket to hardware shop, and opens inside the invoicing system under Sales → Quick sale.

Soon it will be called Fastura POS Retail. It is the same product: the name changes so the whole invoicing family lives under Fastura.

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31 trades
Icons and catalogue ready
2 views
Grid or list
Light and dark
Depending on the light in the venue
Vendeya in light mode: a grocery catalogue with photo and price, category filters and the cart on the right totalling S/ 82.20
Barcode scanner Groceries, dairy, cleaning products Complete the salesales note, receipt or invoice
Inside the Fastura ecosystem 31 trades already set up Barcode scanner Grid or list, light or dark It lives inside the invoicing system
Who it's for

Thirty-one trades, drawn one by one.

They are not generic icons from a library. They were drawn for this app: you pick the trade when you create the company and the catalogue starts with its categories.

Groceries Minimarket Loose goods Greengrocer Greengrocer Butcher Rotisserie Fishmonger Bakery Cake shop Sweet shop Ice-cream shop Juice bar Café Soda fountain Fast food Grab-and-go food Asian food Spice shop Off-licence Cleaning products Cosmetics Hardware shop Petrol stations Stationers Stationery Toy shop Gifts Jewellery Everything for one sol Accounting firm
Your trade not on the list? You start from the nearest template and adjust the categories. None of this is locked down.

On the left their invoicing system. On the right their counter.

Two real clients, with their brand on the panel and their catalogue in the app. The data is the same: what the accountant loaded under Products is what the salesperson sees on screen.

01

Hardware shop · MecTools

Light mode
MecTools' invoicing dashboard with documents issued, sales notes, total sales and the week's charts
The usual panel, with the client's logo and their sales, purchasing, inventory and online-shop menu.
Vendeya in the hardware shop with the categories Hand tools, Power tools, Building materials, Plumbing and Electrical, and the cart at S/ 392.20
The same database seen from the counter: drill, hammer and combination spanner with their code and photo.
02

Juice bar

Dark mode
A juice bar's invoicing dashboard in dark mode, with the Restaurant module in the side menu
This client also switched on the restaurant module: Vendeya and Mozo sit side by side in their menu.
Vendeya in dark mode with orange, strawberry, papaya and passion-fruit juices, each with its code and price
Specials, juices, lemonades, frozen drinks, cakes and sandwiches. Every cup with its three-digit code.
How it looks

The same sale, four different screens.

The cake-shop assistant wants big photos. The hardware-shop one wants codes and rows. It switches with one button.

Grid view in light mode with photos of the grocery products
Grid, light. Four columns of photos: you sell with your finger, without reading.
List view with Product, Code and Price columns, and the cart totalling S/ 202.00
Ready. Product, code and price in rows. For long catalogues, it is faster.
Grid view in dark mode with a cake shop's cakes and a total of S/ 227.50
Dark. For the night shift and for screens that overheat in the sun.
The same cake shop in light mode, with cakes, alfajores and empanadas and five products in the cart
The same catalogue, by day. Cakes, alfajores and empanadas with their prices on top.

Scan or type

The search box takes a name or a code, and the barcode scanner types into the same field. In a minimarket that is the difference between a queue of three and a queue of ten.

The cart totals up in plain sight

Quantity with plus and minus, product total and amount due, always in view.

Without opening another screen

Close it however you need

Internal sales note, receipt or invoice. The document goes out through your account at Fastura, with its series and sequence number.

New in PRO 9

You get in through Sales → Quick sale.

Vendeya stopped being a separate system. There is no hosting to buy and no second address to remember: it opens from the same menu where you issue your documents, and the shortcut uses the session you already have open.

  • No separate URL or hosting
  • A shortcut that recognises your session
  • A link to share with the team in one tap
  • Products, customers and series come from the invoicing system, not another database

Coming soon Price list, status check and the day's report, all on the same screen.

See the Fastura source code →
New buttons

Access to Vendeya

Go straight in using your session, or copy the link to share it with your staff.

Go straight in Copy and share the link
app.tumarca.com/vendeya/r/Q2X7KP
app.tumarca.com/venta-rapida
The invoicing system's Sales menu with Quick sale selected
sales → quick sale
Vendeya open inside the invoicing system, with the product grid and the cart on the right
it opens without leaving the system
31 trades Grid view List view Light mode Dark mode Barcode Search by name A cart with totals Sales note, receipt and invoice Ticket printing Phone, tablet or PC With your logo
Shared base

If you add tables tomorrow, it is already solved.

Vendeya and Mozo run on the same engine. The dining-room and ordering modules are on the other side of the same door.

Today's counter, tomorrow's dining room.

A juice bar that starts out selling takeaway and a year later puts in six tables does not change system: it switches on the restaurant module and the areas, the table map and the kitchen board appear, with the same catalogue it already had loaded.

The dining-room module's table map, with free tables in light green and occupied ones showing their time and spend

Order board

Received, preparing, out for delivery and delivered, with the clock running.

Separate printers

Order, pre-bill and documents, each to its own station.

Every seller with their own PIN.

The screen locks between shifts. At close you know what each person sold without cross-checking notebooks.

Extras and portion sizes

The same product with two fillings, two sizes or two unit prices, without duplicating it in the catalogue.

Mozo is the version with tables.

If your business seats people, that is the app: areas, table map, splitting the bill per diner and delivery. See Mozo → And if you sell beyond the shop, the Mobile app 4.0 runs on Android and iOS, even offline.

Licence

One licence a year. With your logo, not ours.

The compiled version is the app ready to use, with updates through the year. The source code is the whole project, for your team to modify and resell under its own name.

DeliveryWhat you getWho it's forPrice 
Vendeya · compiled An app ready to install, with repository access and a year of updates The counter business that just wants to use it Get started
Vendeya · source code The complete project, unobfuscated, to compile under your brand The reseller offering it as their own product Get started →
Mozo · compiled The sister app, with areas, tables and a kitchen board Restaurant, Chinese-Peruvian, ceviche bar, pub See Mozo →

Prices already include tax. Those marked with * are charged in US dollars because that product is not sold in soles.

The licence is per venue and lasts a year. While it is valid you receive whatever updates we publish, including the ones listed as "coming soon".
Vendeya rests on Fastura's web system. To have it installed on your server and create unlimited companies, look at the Fastura source code.
Questions

What people ask before buying it.

Does Vendeya file the document with SUNAT?
Not on its own. Vendeya builds the sale and picks the document; the filing is done by your account at Fastura, which issues under your tax ID. That is why the ticket comes out with your series and sequence, not an invented one.
Does it work on a phone or do I need a till?
It works on a phone, a tablet or the counter PC: it is web-based and runs in the browser. On a small screen the list view suits better; on a tablet, the grid with photos.
What if my trade is not among the 31?
You start from the closest template and rename the categories. The 31 trades are a starting point so you do not load the catalogue from scratch, not a closed list.
Can I put my logo and my colours on it?
With the source-code licence, yes: you compile the app with your own identity and sell it as yours. On the compiled version, logo and colour customisation from the Admin panel is announced as coming soon.
Does it work with a barcode scanner?
Yes. The scanner types into the same search field, so any USB or Bluetooth scanner that emulates a keyboard works with no extra configuration.
What is the real difference from Mozo?
Mozo adds everything to do with the dining room: areas, table map, time per table, splitting the bill and a kitchen board. Vendeya stays at the counter, which is why it costs less. Compare with Mozo →
Can it be resold?
Yes, with the source-code licence: . The project is delivered unobfuscated, and is usually bought alongside the Fastura source code to have the complete package under a single brand.
Who loads my catalogue?
We do the set-up free of charge: we create the trade, load the products with their prices and leave the scanner and the printer working. If you already have the list in Excel, we import it.
Vendeya

Keeping the queue at the counter moving.

Free activation, catalogue loaded by us and documents going out from your Fastura the same day.

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31 trades ready to go Annual licence per venue Support in Spanish, from Lima

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