Business
The owner’s read of the whole company — every entity you hold, side by side.
- Portfolio health
- Compare entities
- Diagnosis
- Needs attention
Glow+ ERP joins production, stock, sales, purchasing, people and a real double-entry ledger. The kilo of cocoa you receive this morning and the line it becomes in tonight’s profit and loss are the same record — not two spreadsheets that argue at month end.
Role-based access & audit trail English & Arabic Unlimited branches
Revenue
125,718QAR
+18.4%
Margin
41.2%
+2.1 pts
Cash & bank
84,310QAR
+6.9%
Receivables
35,235QAR
+11.3%
Takings by week
12 wk
Weekly takings rose across the last twelve weeks.
Needs attention
Why one system
A till here, a stock sheet there, payroll in a workbook and the accountant three weeks behind. Glow+ removes the joins: every document writes its own stock move and its own journal entry as it is saved, so there is nothing left to reconcile afterwards.
The counter, the van, the warehouse and the production floor draw down the same quantities. A sale in the shop is visible to the buyer placing tomorrow’s order.
Invoices, bills, receipts, payroll and production all reach the general ledger the moment they are confirmed. The trial balance is never a month-end project.
Brands hold branches; every document belongs to one. Staff see only theirs. Owners see all of them at once, and can put any two side by side.
Every department
Modules are enabled per branch, so a shop opens with the till, stock and the books, and the factory adds production the week it starts making things.
The owner’s read of the whole company — every entity you hold, side by side.
A counter till that posts a real invoice, a real receipt and a real stock move.
Quotation to cash, with delivery, returns and price lists in between.
Load the van, sell on the route, collect the money, settle the day.
Delivery platform orders and payouts, reconciled against what you were paid.
Your online store on the same catalogue and the same stock as the shop.
Requisition to bill, including imports and everything that lands on the cost.
What you hold, where it sits, what it cost and when it expires.
Shelf labels, product labels and date labels, printed to the millimetre.
Recipes, work orders and the true cost of every batch you make.
A job panel the operator can use with flour on their hands.
A real double-entry ledger that operations post to, not a spreadsheet after the fact.
Leads through the pipeline, and every conversation attached to the customer.
Licences, CR, vehicle and staff papers — and a warning before one lapses.
The whole employee file, attendance that prices itself, and payroll that proves its maths.
Forty-plus reports and statements, all reading the same numbers.
The follow-ups that keep falling off the end of a WhatsApp thread.
Messages and comments from your channels, answered from one place.
Who may see what, who must approve what, and a log of everything done.
Brands, branches, tax rates and which modules each branch actually gets.
How the work flows
Each step hands the next one its numbers. Nobody retypes anything, and every step leaves both a stock move and a journal entry behind it.
Requisition, order, receipt, bill — with import shipments and landed costs folded into the item cost.
Work orders consume the recipe, record yield and waste, and cost the batch as it is made.
Transfers between branches, into the van, onto the shelf. Batches and expiry travel with the goods.
Counter, route, order book, online store or delivery platform — every channel writes one invoice.
Receipts, cheques, cards and deposits, matched bill by bill against what the customer owes.
Statements, ageing, margins by item and a diagnosis of where the money is actually going.
Selling
The counter, the van, the order book, the online store and the delivery platforms each have the screen their people need — and all of them post the same document, so your revenue is one number, not five.
Tax Invoice
SI-2026-04417
Posted at the same moment
Making
Not the recipe cost. The cost of the batch you made on Tuesday, with the yield you got, the waste you threw, the labour on the line and the overhead rate that applies to that work centre.
Batch cost card
QC passedMLK-2609-B14 · 240.0 kg · 6 Sep
Yield
97.4%
Waste
2.6%
Cost / kg
123.79
The books
Real double entry underneath, with a chart of accounts you control. Nothing posted is edited behind the scenes: a correction is a reversing entry that names the document it corrects, and the audit log remembers both.
Trial balance
Chocolate Factory — Al Sadd · 1 Jun – 6 Sep
| Account | Debit | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| 1010 Cash in hand | 84,310.00 | |
| 1200 Receivables | 35,235.30 | |
| 1300 Inventory | 212,884.11 | |
| 2100 Payables | 96,412.55 | |
| 3100 Owner’s capital | 350,000.00 | |
| 4000 Sales | 125,717.62 | |
| 5000 Cost of sales | 73,905.44 | |
| Totals | 765,216.88 | 765,216.88 |
Both sides agree, every day, without a closing exercise.
People
Papers that expire, family who are sponsored, a salary structure with a history, and attendance that prices itself. Every payslip line says where its number came from.
Payslip · August 2026
EMP-0031 · Production · 26 of 30 days
Seeing the business
The Business module is written for the person who owns the company rather than the person who operates it. Pick a period, pick the entities, and read the answer.
Every entity you hold, sorted into healthy, watch and hurting — with the reason attached to each one.
Two or three branches side by side on the same measures, with the gap between them shown, not implied.
Where margin leaked, which customers stopped buying, which credit is ageing, what stock is dead.
One list of the things a person should act on today, ranked by what they cost you.
The assistant is grounded in your own figures and obeys the same permissions you do — it cannot show a storekeeper the payroll.
“Which items lost margin this month, and by how much?”
“Who owes us more than 60 days, and how much of it is cheques?”
“Compare The Pearl and West Bay on takings and waste.”
Every report reads the same ledger and the same stock, so two people never bring two answers to the same meeting. All of them export to Excel and CSV.
In the box
A person sees the branches they belong to and the screens their role allows. Nothing else is offered, and nothing else is served.
Who did what, when, and from where. Amounts over a threshold you set wait for an approval.
The whole interface, including right-to-left layout. Chosen per person, not per company.
Built mobile-first and installable to a home screen, with touch shells for the till, the van and the shop floor.
A4 documents and thermal rolls, carrying your identity, tax number and terms.
On every list and every report. Your data leaves as easily as it arrives.
The delivery note, the supplier bill, the certificate — kept with the record it belongs to.
New, save, print, find, export. The people entering fifty documents a day never touch the mouse.
Your own tax rates, VAT return, foreign currency with rates you control.
Switch a module on for one branch and off for another. The menu follows what a branch actually does.
A dark theme tested for contrast, for the people who close the till at midnight.
One company, many brands, many branches — with transfers, fund movements and consolidated reading across them.
Everything in it
Every screen the system ships with, grouped the way the menu groups them. If it is on this page, it is in the product.
Company
Detail
Selling
Sales reports
Point of Sale
Van Sale
Aggregators
Buying
Purchase reports
Stock
Transactions
Items
Inventory reports
Labelling
Making
Production reports
Shop floor
Accounting
Receipts & payments
Deposits
Statements
Management & daily
Cheques
Receipt / payment
Receivables & tax
HR
Payroll
Employee records
CRM
Documents
Tasks & inbox
People & access
Company
System
Who it is for
Glow+ was built alongside a chocolate factory with two shops. That shape — a kitchen or a plant behind a counter, with stock moving between branches — is what it does best.
Recipes, batches, expiry dates, cold chain and the true cost of a production run.
A till per outlet, transfers between them, and one owner’s view over all of them.
Imports with landed costs, price lists per customer, credit and ageing under control.
Route selling, van stock, collections, and delivery platforms reconciled to the payout.
Counter sales, aggregator orders, wastage, and recipe costing behind the menu.
Quotations, invoices, receivables, staff, payroll and the ledger, without the stock parts.
Getting started
You are not buying a licence and a manual. The setup is done with you — your accounts, your items, your opening balances — and the team is trained on their own data.
Talk to us about your businessQuestions
Anything else — migration from your current system, what it costs, how long it takes — is a short conversation rather than a long page.
hello@glowplus.meYes. Modules are switched on per branch, so a shop can open with Point of Sale, Inventory and Finance, and add Production or HR later without moving data.
That is the design. Brands hold branches, every document belongs to a branch, and a person only sees the branches they are a member of. Owners get a single Business view across all of them, and can compare any two or three side by side.
English and Arabic, with the whole interface flipping to right-to-left. The choice is per person, not per company, so an Arabic-speaking storekeeper and an English-speaking accountant use the same system on the same day.
Every screen is built for a phone first and a desktop second, and the app installs to the home screen. The till, the van and the shop-floor panel have their own touch shells.
In your own PostgreSQL database, hosted where you choose. Exports to Excel and CSV are on every list, so nothing is ever locked in.
Yes. Print layouts carry your identity, tax number and terms, and print to A4 or to a thermal roll at the counter.
Amounts above a threshold you set need an approval. Posted documents are never quietly edited: they are corrected with a reversing entry, and the audit log keeps who did what, when and from where.
Send us a month of your sales and a list of your items, and we will show you the walkthrough on your business rather than on a demo company.
What a walkthrough covers