01 · The product

Follow the stock from the supplier to the books.

For shops in Bangladesh that sell on Facebook, WhatsApp, a WordPress website and over the counter with a POS. Orders, stock, couriers, COD and the books live in one place, so nobody types the same order twice.

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  1. Messenger, WhatsApp, WordPress and POS orders in one place
  2. Parcels booked with Pathao, Steadfast or RedX
  3. Double-entry books that post themselves

Before Zagle

Every time work changed hands, someone typed it again.

In Bangladesh, most businesses sell the same products across Facebook, WhatsApp, a WordPress website and a physical shop's POS. Every channel needs someone managing it by hand.

The tabs a shop's staff keep open all day

  1. WordPress admin
  2. Facebook page
  3. WhatsApp
  4. Shop POS
  5. Pathao
  6. Steadfast
  7. RedX
  8. Excel
  9. A notebook

An order taken in a chat gets typed into the website, then into a courier portal, then into Excel. The notebook says one stock count and the website says another.

The tour

Seven steps, one record.

Seven steps, one record. Each step picks up what the last one wrote.

  1. Step 01 of 07

    Stock comes in from a photo

    Take a photo of the supplier's challan. Zagle reads the items and quantities off it and records the stock, so nobody types a line.

    A photo of a supplier's challan beside the stock receipt Zagle filled in from it, item by item.

  2. Step 02 of 07

    Every channel in one inbox

    Messenger and WhatsApp chats land in one inbox. Zagle's agent reads the chat and drafts the order with the customer, phone, address and items, and your staff confirm it in one click. WordPress website orders sync in through WooCommerce, and counter sales ring up at the POS.

    The unified inbox: a Messenger chat beside the order Zagle drafted from it, with the customer's name, phone, address and items ready to confirm.

  3. Step 03 of 07

    One stock figure

    The shop, the website and the chats all sell from the same figure. Stock is reserved the moment an order is placed, so nobody can promise the same unit to someone else.

    A website order and a walk-in sale at Circuit Haat, and the stock table showing on hand, reserved and available for each product.

  4. Step 04 of 07

    A fraud check before you ship

    Before the parcel goes out, Zagle scores the customer from their delivery history with Pathao and RedX: how many parcels they took, and how many came back.

    A customer's reliability score, worked out from their past deliveries and returns with Pathao and RedX.

  5. Step 05 of 07

    Booked with the courier in one click

    Book Pathao, Steadfast or RedX from inside the order. The courier's status updates come back on their own, through signed webhooks.

    A parcel booked with a courier from inside the order, and the status updates the courier sent back.

  6. Step 06 of 07

    COD comes back and is settled

    When the courier pays out, the settlement is recorded parcel by parcel: the COD collected, the courier's fee and the net amount paid.

    A courier settlement broken down by parcel: COD collected, courier fee and the net amount paid.

  7. Step 07 of 07

    The books post themselves

    Every step above posts its own double-entry journal entry. A mistake is corrected with a reversing entry, and the original stays on the record.

    Journal entries posted by a sale and a courier payout, each with balanced debit and credit lines and a Reverse button.

The app

The whole app, as your staff see it.

These are screens from Zagle itself. The counter, the orders, the stock and the books all read from the same records.

01The counter and the orders

  • The Zagle dashboard: today's sales, orders waiting to ship, cash in transit with couriers and stock running low.
    The dashboard: today's sales, orders to ship and cash still with couriers.
  • The point-of-sale screen, ringing up a sale at the counter.
    The POS screen at the counter.
  • The orders list, with orders from the counter, the website and chats in one place, each with its status.
    Orders from every channel in one list.
  • One order opened from the orders list: the customer's details, the warehouse, a fraud check, the items, and what has been paid and is still due, with buttons to take payment, refund, correct the sale or record a return.
    Order

02Stock and purchases

  • The products list with SKU, category and status, and stock across all warehouses shown as available, on hand and promised for each product.
    Products
  • The purchases list: totals for purchases, amount, pending and received, and each purchase with its supplier, item count, amount, status and date.
    Purchases
  • Stock valuation: the cost of what is on the shelves, lot by lot, tied to the inventory account.
    Stock value, lot by lot.

03Couriers and COD

  • An order with three items and its payment details, marked Shipped, with its courier status: In transit with Pathao, a consignment number, the COD amount and the delivery fee.
    Courier status
  • The couriers screen: 12,920 taka currently held by Pathao, and two settlements recorded from Pathao and Steadfast, each with the gross collected, the courier's fee, the net received and a Posted ledger tag.
    Couriers

04Reports and books

  • Four dashboard figures: net revenue, gross margin, cash position and average order, each with its change and a small trend line.
    Net revenue, gross margin, cash position, average order
  • A chart of revenue, cost and margin by day, from mid-September to 12 October.
    Revenue, cost and margin
  • The sales report for 1 to 12 October 2026, grouped by day, with its period, scope and basis stated above the figures and an Export PDF button.
    Sales
  • The balance sheet: what the shop owns, owes and is worth on a given day.
    The balance sheet on any day.
  • Receivables by age: who owes the shop money, and for how long.
    Who owes you, and for how long.

Ask

Ask the shop a question in plain words.

Type a question and get the answer from the shop's own records.

Try asking

  • How much did I sell last month?
  • What is my stock worth today?
  • Who owes me the most?
Ask: a question about the shop typed in plain words, answered with a figure from the shop's own records.

  1. The model never writes the number

    It only picks which question to run. Every figure in the answer comes from the same code that draws your reports.

  2. It says when it can't answer

    If your records can't answer a question, Ask tells you so instead of guessing.

  3. It matches your dashboard

    The answer and the figure on your screen come from the same place, so they agree.

Integrations

Works with the couriers, the store and the chat apps you already use.

These six are built and in use today. We only list what we have built.

Built and in use today

  • Pathao

    Book parcels, get status updates, settle COD payouts, check a customer's delivery history.

  • Steadfast

    Book parcels, get status updates, settle COD payouts.

  • RedX

    Book parcels, get status updates, settle COD payouts, check a customer's delivery history.

  • WordPress (WooCommerce)

    WordPress website orders come in. Stock and the catalogue go back out.

  • Facebook Messenger

    Page messages land in the inbox, and orders are drafted from the chat.

  • WhatsApp

    Customer chats land in the same inbox, and orders are drafted from them too.

Questions shop owners ask us.

How does the inbox work?

Messages to your Facebook page and your WhatsApp number land in one inbox in Zagle. Zagle's agent reads the chat and drafts the order with the customer's name, phone, address and items. Your staff check the draft and confirm it in one click, and from then on it is an order like any other, in the same list as your WordPress website orders and POS sales.

How does reading a challan work?

Take a photo of the challan your supplier sends with the goods. Zagle reads the items and quantities off the photo and records the stock received against your products, so nobody types the lines in.

Which couriers does Zagle work with?

Pathao, Steadfast and RedX. You book parcels from inside the order, status updates come back on their own, and each courier's payouts are settled parcel by parcel. The fraud check uses a customer's delivery history with Pathao and RedX.

Does it work with my WordPress (WooCommerce) website?

Yes. Website orders come into Zagle next to your counter sales and chat orders, and your stock and catalogue are pushed back to the website, so it only offers what you can still sell.

Can I use it at the counter?

Yes. There is a POS screen for counter sales. A counter sale takes stock off the same figure your online orders use, and posts to the same books.

How deep does the accounting go?

It is a double-entry ledger: a chart of accounts, journal entries, a trial balance as of any date, a balance sheet, profit and loss, receivables and payables by age, and stock valued per lot. Sales, purchases, returns, payments and stock movements post on their own, and mistakes are corrected by reversal.

What does the AI do, and can it get numbers wrong?

Ask turns a question in plain words into a query that Zagle's own reporting code runs. The model never writes a figure. Every number comes from the same calculations as your reports, and if your records can't answer the question, Ask says so.

Is my data kept separate from other shops?

Yes. Every read and write is scoped to your shop, so no other shop on Zagle can see your orders, stock, customers or books. Inside your shop, roles decide who sees what, and changes are recorded in an audit trail.

How do I get started?

Message us on WhatsApp at +880 1733-155601. We'll ask how your shop runs today, set Zagle up with you over the same chat, and bring across your products and opening stock.

Tell us how your shop runs today.

Send us a message on WhatsApp. We'll show you Zagle with your own products and couriers in mind.

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Or save the number: +880 1733-155601