One workspace for multi-channel merchants
OnSell — Orders together. Payouts made clear.
Bring supported POS, delivery and social orders into one source-linked workspace. Catch exceptions, close the day, and compare platform payouts with what actually reached your business.
Built for multi-channel merchants across the GCC—and designed to serve more categories.
- Walk-in / POS
- Talabat
- Snoonu
A chat message becomes an order. The order becomes clean books.
Two chicken machboos, one spicy.
Drafting the order…
Order OS-1043 · 2 × chicken machboos · 68.00. Secure payment link sent.
Payment received. Receipt linked to the order.
The confirmation returns to the customer. The records stay linked.
One workspace, three jobs.
Turn chats into confirmed orders, keep books and stock linked to every sale, and close the day by exceptions.
Every order updates the books and inventory trail.
- Customer terms confirmed
Original WhatsApp message retained
- Order accepted and stock committed
Sale and inventory movement linked
- Fulfilment recorded
Stock and handoff evidence updated
- Close signed by manager
Cash, terminal and source coverage frozen
- PayoutPayout receipt evidenced
Bank observation linked to statement
Bookkeeping is built in—not bolted on.
OnSell creates order-linked sales, fees, refunds, receivables, settlements, clearing and inventory-movement records, then gives your accountant a reproducible trail instead of a month to reconstruct.
Built-in bookkeeping & inventory · accountant-ready · not tax filingWork the gaps, not the spreadsheet.
Needs attention
- OrderWhatsApp draft not reviewedOS–0428 · 11 minutes oldAssign
- BlockingDelivered COD still outstandingOS–0417 · rider handoff recorded68.00
- FinancePlatform fee varianceSettlement AUG–01 · rule evidence attached41.00
- CoveragePlatform statement import is staleLast successful import · 6 hours agoRefresh
Start with one week across supported order sources and one platform payout.
We begin with evidence, not a generic software demo. If the numbers already reconcile cleanly, we will say so.
Launching with GCC merchants · one branch first · limited partner placesA workflow and reconciliation review—not accounting or tax advice.- 01
Share a small, protected sample
Latest platform statement, related bank receipt, POS close and a redacted sample of social orders.
- 02
Receive an order-to-payout review
See the gross-to-net payout detail, unmatched items, source coverage and your current close-time baseline.
- 03
Pilot one branch if there is a fit
We agree the scope, success measures and commercial terms before a 4–6 week pilot covering a real settlement cycle.
Before you share a statement.
Does OnSell include bookkeeping and inventory?+
Yes. Both are built into the order trail: confirmed sales create linked operational bookkeeping records and inventory movements inside OnSell. Your accountant remains responsible for statutory accounting and tax filing.
How does delivery-platform data enter OnSell?+
Through approved APIs where access is confirmed, merchant-authorized exports, or a clearly disclosed manual pilot fallback. OnSell does not depend on scraping private merchant accounts.
Can AI accept orders or resolve money differences?+
No. AI can prepare drafts, find missing fields and summarize evidence. An authorized person confirms orders and every material financial action.
Is a platform-reported payout treated as money received?+
No. Provider reporting and an evidenced bank or authorized cash receipt remain separate facts until they are matched and reviewed.
Does the product work in Arabic?+
Arabic RTL and English are core product requirements. Original Arabic, English and mixed-language evidence is preserved rather than transliterated away.
What happens after the review?+
If the problem is material and the required data is usable, we propose a one-branch pilot with named operators, a complete settlement period and agreed success measures.
Is OnSell only for restaurants?+
No. OnSell is built for multi-channel merchants across the GCC. The first cohort focuses on businesses with high-intensity order, close and payout workflows; each category expands only after its workflow is proven.