Every day your store records what sold, when, and at what pace. The report reads that record and hands it back as decisions: restock this much by this date, free the cash sitting on that shelf, expect the busy week before it arrives. It is the heart of Qarari.
The pace of every product, carried forward: what runs out soon, what has stopped moving, and how much to reorder so you are covered without over-buying. Each finding arrives as a decision with one clear action beside it, a click away.
Paydays, weekends, Ramadan and Eid, the hours your buyers drift from phone to desktop. The report learns your store's rhythm from your own orders and times its guidance to it. Nothing to configure.
A forward view of your sales, stated with its honest range. The algorithm tests itself against your store's past before you see a single figure, and the grade it earns is part of the report.
The report's first job is proving it deserves your attention. This is the shape of that check, the way it appears in your dashboard.
Any merchant who reorders stock, plans for seasons, or wonders which product deserves the next riyal. If you have order history, the report has material. If your store is brand new, it starts careful and tells you so.
Last month, graded after the fact
The same check over the six months before: the gap stayed between 1,100 and 3,900 SAR. That track record sits in your dashboard before you act on anything.
It does not place orders with your supplier, touch your storefront, or promise the future. And where your history is too thin to support a figure, the algorithm withholds the number rather than guessing. A blank with a reason beats a confident wrong figure.