Fruit and vegetable shop items list (sabzi aur phal)

A sabzi shop changes its rates every morning after the mandi. Potatoes, onions and tomatoes move the most, while bananas and kinnow are sold by the dozen. Writing the rate on a card is easy; remembering what you paid is the hard part.

What is in the Fruit & vegetables list

This is the starting list Munshi adds when you choose Fruit & vegetables: 34 items in 2 sections, each with its Urdu and English name and the right unit. Prices are left for you, because they differ from city to city.

You can rename, delete or add items at any time, and add a second list if you sell more than one kind of goods.

Tips for this kind of shop

• Update the morning rate for your top ten items in one screen; everything else can keep yesterday's price.
• Sell bananas, kinnow and malta by the dozen and the rest by the kg, the way customers ask for them.
• Write the mandi bill as stock received, so your daily profit is worked out from what you actually paid.

Put the whole list in Munshi in a few minutes

1. Sign up free with your mobile number.
2. Open Products → Ready-made lists (or the pop-up on the first screen) and choose Fruit & vegetables from the dropdown.
3. Untick the sections you do not sell and tap Add these items.
4. On Fill prices & stock, type the selling price and the stock you have, and tap Save all.

That is it: you can make your first bill. See how Munshi works for this kind of business on the tool page, or start free.