A microphone button now lives in the Zapeera workspace. Tap it and speak — sell items, check stock, add a product, or hear today's sales read back to you. In English, Urdu, or the Roman Urdu you actually type in.
Rolling out now — available in the web workspace in Chrome and Edge.
The counter is a hands-busy place. The voice assistant turns the common jobs into sentences: "Sell two Panadol", "Paracetamol ka stock kitna hai?", "Aaj ki report batao". Zapeera understands the command, does the lookup against your live data, and answers on screen — and out loud, if you want it to.
Commands work in English, in Urdu script, and in Roman Urdu phrases like stock batao or sale karo — because that's how people here actually talk to their phones. Where a microphone isn't available, the same commands can be typed into the panel.
Voice meets the POSVoice is fast, so the safety rule is strict: anything that changes data waits for your confirmation. A sale, a new product, a new category — the assistant first shows a card with exactly what it understood, and only runs it when you tap Confirm or say yes. Read-only questions — stock, reports, navigation — answer instantly.
The assistant also lives inside your permissions. It uses the same account, role and module access as everything else in Zapeera: if a cashier's role can't open reports by hand, it can't open them by voice either. Final totals on a sale always come from the server, never from what was heard.
The roles the assistant obeysOpen your free Zapeera workspace in Chrome, tap the mic, and say: 'Paracetamol stock kitna hai?'