The terms of Nisaab Counter, the till for shops. They describe what the software actually does — if something here does not match what you see, tell us.
The Counter is a till for a shop. You ring up a sale, take the money, and print a receipt; the sale then files itself with FBR through your Digital Invoicing, like any other invoice you issue.
The Counter works out no tax. The tax on a sale is the tax your products already carry, prepared the same way as the invoices the firm files for you. Nothing in the Counter is tax advice or accounting advice.
The Counter is available only to a business the firm has allowed: its package includes the Counter, or the firm has switched it on for that business. The owner decides who at the shop may use it.
The Counter is bought for a term of a year, at the price shown when you buy it. It opens when the firm has confirmed your payment, and the term runs from that day.
Buying again before a term ends adds to the end of it — days you have paid for are never lost. The Counter can also come with a package that includes it, or run to a date agreed with the firm.
You are told on the till itself, every day for the last fourteen days of a term, and the business owner is told as well. Nothing stops without warning.
At the end of a term the Counter stops taking new sales. A sale already being rung up is finished, and the day can be closed and its report printed.
Nothing is deleted. Every sale, report and export stays readable, and buying another term carries on from where the shop stopped.
The Counter also stops taking new sales while your account is paused by the firm, or after a payment is overdue past its grace period. It starts again when the account does, without buying anything further.
Every sale the Counter rings up is one of your invoices, kept and exportable with the rest of them, and recorded with who rang it and when. Your records are kept and protected as the Privacy Notice describes.