Khata Management Software for UAE Restaurants and Shops
The paper Khata is costing you real money
A credit ledger built for how UAE businesses actually sell
Record credit at the till
Mark a sale as Khata in one tap and assign it to the customer.
See the full ledger
Every customer shows total owed, last payment and days outstanding.
Age the balances
Current, 30, 60 and 90-plus day buckets surface the risky accounts first.
Take part payments
Log partial repayments against a running balance with a clean history.
Recover faster
Reminders and statements go to the customer so collection is routine, not awkward.
Tie it to profit
Outstanding Khata flows into the owner brief, so credit never hides your real cash position.
Khata that fits UAE trade and F&B
Paper Khata against TajerGo Khata
| Capability | TajerGo Khata | Paper or notebook |
|---|---|---|
| Total outstanding visible | Yes, live | No |
| Aging by days overdue | Yes | No |
| Part payment history | Clean log | Error-prone |
| Customer statements | One tap | Manual |
| Linked to sales and VAT | Yes | No |
| Loss from forgotten debt | Controlled | High |
Khata software in the UAE, common questions
It is a digital ledger for customer credit. It records each credit sale and repayment, shows the total each customer owes, and ages overdue balances so you recover money on time. TajerGo includes it inside the POS.
Yes. Extending customer credit is a normal commercial practice. TajerGo keeps the record auditable and still issues a compliant VAT tax invoice on the credit sale.
Yes. TajerGo generates a customer statement in Arabic or English showing the balance, dates and payments, ready to share.
Yes. A credit sale produces a TRN-carrying tax invoice and posts the balance to the customer ledger at the same time.
It surfaces aged balances first, prompts reminders, and feeds outstanding credit into the daily owner brief, so old debt does not get forgotten.
See TajerGo on your own numbers
A short walkthrough on your numbers, not a generic pitch - the profit engine, the till and the morning brief working together.