Short pieces from the BasilBook team on restaurant accounting, POS integrations, automatic sync, and operating a real café in Cambodia.
Send an issued invoice to your own Telegram group as a PDF, then forward it — instead of downloading a file on a laptop you are not sitting at.
Send /total in the group your bank alerts already land in — received, sold, and the gap between them, without opening a laptop.
Automatic sync pulls sales and attendance hourly, every 6 hours or daily. Why each run re-reads the last three days instead of resuming from a bookmark — and what stops it going wrong while nobody is watching.
One access token, one store, and your receipts start posting balanced journals — including the multi-store trap that catches most people on the first try.
Let payroll start from what your team actually worked — and why the link is built on employee IDs rather than usernames, so a rename never silently breaks it.
CamInvoice is already mandatory for government bodies and is expected to reach private-sector taxpayers next. What changes, why an invoice total is no longer enough, and four things to do now.
Forward your bank's Telegram alerts (or a direct webhook) so every KHQR and transfer is captured and auto-reconciled to the sale.
A 5-minute walkthrough: generate a HangPopok API token, paste it into BasilBook, and let products and sales sync — with journal entries posted automatically.
The gap between what your recipes say and what your stock count shows is where money quietly leaves the kitchen. Five causes, a healthy-vs-leak scale, and a four-week playbook to close it.
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