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Qashier Launches AI General Manager for Singapore Merchants

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Qashier Launches AI General Manager for Singapore Merchants

Qashier has launched QashierGM, an AI general manager for merchants, in Singapore.

The tool answers owners’ questions on sales, payouts and products using each merchant’s own transactions and settlements, so it can explain line by line why a payout is lower than the day’s sales.

Qashier offers QashierGM at no additional cost to all its merchants in Singapore through QashierHQ, its web and mobile platform for managing sales, payouts, products and staff.

The company holds a Major Payment Institution licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and reported US$1 billion in annualised payment volume when it closed its Series A+ round earlier this year.

Qashier ran an open beta from September with merchants ranging from single-outlet cafés and shops to multi-outlet chains. F&B operators were the most active users.

Their most common questions covered sales trends, best sellers and payouts. With the year-end festive season approaching, many beta users are asking QashierGM to suggest festive promotions built around their most popular items.

“Most small business owners can’t afford a general manager, so they become one after closing, going through reports at midnight,”

“QashierGM is the manager they never had. It already knows the business, takes on the routine work and never makes a change without asking.”

Owners can ask QashierGM to update a price, mark an item as sold out or add a product. The tool displays a card setting out exactly what will change and where, and nothing goes live until the owner taps confirm.

Multi-outlet operators can compare stores, identify an underperforming outlet and push a change to every store in a single request.


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