Customers
Built around the shop, not the dashboard.
Pia runs the quiet, boring half of the day so the shop can run the rest. Here is what that looks like — and where your data stands.
Who Pia is for
The independent pharmacy and the small chain. The second-generation owner, a senior worker or two, a CA who wants clean books at the end of the quarter. Pia handles the morning standup, the receipt OCR, the chat approvals loop — and the orders that need placing and chasing. The shop runs the way it always has. Pia just carries the part nobody sees.
What running on Pia feels like
- The morning standup, in your language. Yesterday's till, what ran out, which batches are about to expire — waiting before you reach the shop.
- Receipts you glance at, not type. Photograph a supplier bill; the rows appear beside it. You approve.
- Nothing happens unapproved. Pia drafts, you approve from your phone. Nothing touches your books without your word.
- Orders that see themselves through. Approve a reorder and Pia places it, chases the supplier, and tracks it to your counter. You never leave Pia.
- Setup is on us. We import your recent receipts and get you running — handled, not a chore.
Your books stay yours
Pia sees real receipts, real customers, real returns — because that is what it takes to run the shop. None of it is ever used to train models without your written, separately-collected opt-in (DPDPA 2023 statement), and each shop's data is isolated with its own encryption keys (security). Your books stay yours, full stop.
Talk to us
Email founder@hey-pia.com or start a chat. Tell us:
- Your shop's name and city.
- Roughly how many receipts you handle in a typical week.
- What you're running today, and what about it has worn out its welcome.
A short chat, an import of your recent receipts, and you're running. We reply to every message inside a working day.
What we won't promise
We won't promise to be the cheapest, or to do everything Marg does on day one. What we will promise: we look at the receipt with you, and fix what's broken before it goes near your books.