Sanflavva

The Problem Ghana's artisan economy is rich in product but starved of infrastructure. Walk through Makola Market, the Arts Centre, or any local craft hub and you'll find world-class handmade goods — textiles, beads, pottery, woodwork, leather. But behind the counter, it's a different story. Vendors rely on paper notebooks to track sales. Customer contacts are scribbled on scraps and lost. Payments are cash-only, shutting out the millions of Ghanaians who pay via mobile money. There's no way to know what sold yesterday, what's running low, or who bought what. And if a vendor wants to sell online? They need to navigate a maze of separate tools — a WhatsApp catalogue here, a payment app there, an Instagram page somewhere else. Nothing works together. The result: talented artisans lose sales, waste time on admin, and never reach the customers who want their products. What Sanflavva Does Sanflavva is a multi-tenant SaaS platform that gives every artisan their own complete digital store. Not just a shopping cart. Not just a website. A full business operating system that works the way they work. For the vendor at their shop: A point-of-sale (POS) system that lets them ring up sales in seconds — tap a product, take payment via cash, card, or mobile money, and print a receipt. No paper. No calculator. No lost records. For the vendor on the go: A mobile-first admin dashboard where they can snap a photo of a new product, set a price, and have it listed in their store instantly. Quick Add mode means they can capture inventory in seconds at the market, on the road, or anywhere. For the vendor reaching customers online: A beautiful, branded storefront where customers can browse products, add to cart, and check out — paying via mobile money, card, or cash on delivery. Every online order flows back into the same inventory system. For managing the business: Real-time dashboards showing sales, revenue, inventory levels, and customer insights. Team management with invite codes and role-based access. Multi-location stock tracking. Export data to CSV for offline analysis. One platform. One login. The physical shop and the digital storefront, finally working as one.