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Every Nigerian business deserves tools that actually work for them. That's why we built Salespal — a powerful, affordable point-of-sale and business management platform designed from the ground up for the Nigerian market.

Why Salespal?
Most POS solutions weren't built with Nigerian businesses in mind. Unreliable internet, complex tax obligations, and multi-location management are everyday realities — not edge cases. Salespal treats them as first-class features.

Key Features
🛒 Lightning-Fast Checkout — Process sales in seconds with barcode scanning and a touch-optimized POS terminal.

📊 Real-Time Analytics — Beautiful dashboards that show you exactly how your business is performing — sales, inventory, profits, and expenses at a glance.

👥 Staff Management — Add your team, assign roles and permissions, and track performance across branches.

🏢 Multi-Branch Support — Running more than one location? Manage them all from a single dashboard with branch-level reporting.

📴 Offline Mode — No internet? No problem. Keep selling and Salespal automatically syncs your data when you're back online.

🌐 Online Storefront — Launch your own online store with delivery and pickup options, cash-on-delivery, and integrated online payments via Paystack.

💰 Expense Tracking — Log business expenses with receipt uploads and categorization for clearer financial visibility.

🧾 VAT & Tax Compliance — Automatic VAT calculation, CIT estimation, and FIRS filing records to help you stay compliant with the Nigeria Tax Act 2025.

📱 Works Everywhere — Salespal is a Progressive Web App — use it on desktop, tablet, or phone. Install it like a native app, no app store needed.

Built by Nigerians, for Nigerian Businesses
Salespal is a flagship product of the DigitUp campaign by Rebud Support Services — a mission to help Nigerian business owners embrace digital tools and grow their revenue.

Get Started Today
Salespal is free to get started. Visit salespal.ng to create your account and start selling smarter.

Bring it on. Let's reduce the noise out there

I can't wait to see this come to fruition

@Seun, I don't think you're honest with this 'Hit me with your suggestions' request you make every now and then.
How about providing feedback on key suggestions proffered in the past. E.g
1: The suggestion on dislike button, we have made 45% progress ... Better still, we can't implement this because ...

Good riddance

What is the way forward?

Naso

Money men

Wicked men

Hian

Okay oo

Go and fight Israel! Leave innocent citizens of other countries out of this. Cowards!

His cup of tea

We lead, others follow ...

PDP, you're going nowhere...

Isn't the handwriting on the wall obviuos enough for you guys to stop campaigning?

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Following...

Professor Yemi Osinbajo - 2023 to 2031
Professor Chukwuma Soludo - 2031 to 2039

This I've seen.

Sani, you may stand a better chance with the PDP.

hmm

What?

Fake journalism or should I say misleading title. UK didn't decline to send observers. They only said they can't reveal their stance to a 'journalist'.

This life only recognizes the successful. Just succeed, new category of awards will be created for you.

What are the intentions of Russia and China in Africa? Hmm. They need to be watched closely...

ok

Only God knows where we are headed as a people. Something is surely 'cooking'...

As soon as they "comply" to conditions "from above", their sins will be forgiven.

That's my governor. Jisike

The picture you're seeing was taken at Imo Transport Company (ITC) terminal at Aba. The pillar initially supporting the beam seems to have collapsed; I didn't see any hence my assumption. (I'll rather not assume that there was no pillar to carry that weight).

These men are raising the beam up so that they can support it with a piece of wood and metal.

This is a huge disaster waiting to happen. I'm making this assertion because ITC staff issue tickets to customers under this structure you are seeing.

If you are reading this and you know who to call that can do something about it, please do. You would have helped prevent a lot.