A receipt should show the business name, date, item or service, quantity, amount, payment method, and any balance. Give it for cash, M-Pesa, card, and credit transactions. Avoid relying on a customer’s memory when a return or warranty question appears later.
Keep receipt numbers in order and investigate missing numbers. Store copies securely and make sure staff do not issue informal receipts that leave out important conditions. The format should match the business’s accounting and tax requirements.
KobStore can help a Kenyan seller present product and service information consistently before a sale. The receipt completes the transaction record and gives the customer confidence about what was purchased.





