Running a shop in Nepal

The things nobody writes down: what a VAT bill has to show, what Meta actually lets you automate, and how a counter, a website and an inbox stay in step.

Automation9 September 2026·7 min read

Answering Instagram and Facebook comments automatically: what Meta actually allows

Comment-to-DM works, but not the way most people are told. The one-reply rule, the 24-hour window, and how shops get their Page restricted.

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What a VAT bill in Nepal actually has to show

The fields the IRD expects on a tax invoice, why the numbering matters more than the layout, and what usually goes wrong at audit.

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PlatformTables you design yourself, twenty-five column types, and a ready dataset for thirteen kinds of business.How it worksOne system behind the shop: every channel lands in the same place, and a table is just a name and a list of columns.WebsiteA real shopfront that sells and takes the money, built from the same tables your team already works in.AutoDMA comment on your reel becomes a DM with the price in it, and every channel answers from one list.FeaturesThe whole product, grouped by the job it does — talk to people, take the money, and be a business.SolutionsCreator, agency, marketer, brand or shop — the same system, entered from a different door.TemplatesTwenty-seven ready-made setups, so a shop is running the same afternoon it signs up.Try itRing up a real sale in a sample Kathmandu shop. Nothing saved, nothing sent.CompareAgainst spreadsheets, Shopify and Zoho — including the rows we lose, because a table where the other side never wins is one nobody believes.

BlogWhat a VAT bill has to show, what Meta actually lets you automate, and the other things nobody writes down.

PricingEvery feature on every plan; you pay for scale. With a calculator for the one metric that decides which plan you need.PartnerRecurring commission for anyone who brings a shop, and more for those who set them up too.SEO checklistFree and ungated. Most of it has nothing to do with us, because most of what works does not.