Parents add pocket money, students buy with their name or ID card, and the school sees every sale and every item in stock.
Tobi Adewale · JSS 1
Daily limit ₦1,500
₦6,200
Pocket money gets lost or stolen
Young children carry cash around school, and some of it never reaches the tuckshop.
Parents cannot see what was bought
Money runs out in a week and nobody knows where it went.
Stock does not add up
Items go missing and you only find out at the end of the term.
Sales are counted by hand
The shop keeper adds up a notebook every evening, and mistakes are common.
Type each item, its price and how many you have. CloudNotte keeps count as you sell.
Parents pay into their child's tuckshop wallet, or the school records cash they bring.
Find the student by name or scan their ID card, tap the items, and the wallet pays.
Sales, items left and low stock, ready at closing time.
Tobi Adewale · JSS 1
Daily limit ₦1,500
₦6,200
Built for a busy break time, on a phone or a tablet.
Every sale takes the item out of stock. New supplies are added in one step.
Sales
₦84,300
Orders
212
Top item
Meat pie
Know what was sold, to whom and for how much.
Shop keepers
A simple selling screen that is quick at break time.
Bursars
Sales and stock without counting a notebook.
Parents
See every item their child bought and set a daily limit.
Students
No cash to carry. Their name or ID card is enough.
Book a short demo and we will load your items and show your shop keeper how to sell.
How do parents add pocket money?
Can a parent stop their child from spending too much?
What happens to money left at the end of the term?
Can staff buy from the tuckshop?
Schools, colleges and universities can get started today, or book a walkthrough with our team.