Almost everything is going digital these days.

Yet, in reality –

Most local grocery stores, tea shops or small businesses still place orders over the phone or in person.

The question is –

Do they not want this? Or is the system not designed for them?

In this article, we will understand the real reasons in a simple way.

“We won’t use it” – this fear is the biggest obstacle

Many shopkeepers think –

“These apps are for big shops, they won’t work for small shops like us.”

Because –

• They have never used them before

• No one around is using them

• Fear of what will happen if they make a mistake

The truth is:

Digital systems are most useful for small shopkeepers –

Because it reduces mistakes and hassle.

Complex apps and English language problems

Most digital ordering apps –

• In English

• Many buttons

• Full of unnecessary features

As a result, shopkeepers think –

“Brother, how can I understand so much?”

Solution needed:

• Simple language

• Fewer buttons

• Only necessary tasks

Digital does not work if you do not understand local reality.

Even if you have a smartphone, you do not have a digital habit

Many shopkeepers have smartphones, but –

• They are basically limited to calls or WhatsApp

• No time to learn new apps

• Fear of losing money if you make a mistake

Reality:

No one gave you the opportunity to learn digital, so the habit has not been formed.

Suppliers are not digital either

One big truth – not only shopkeepers need to be digital, suppliers also need to be.

In many cases –

• Suppliers ask for orders over the phone

• Do not give anything in writing

• Not interested in using digital systems

As a result, shopkeepers cannot go digital alone.

“The way it used to be, it will continue to be” mentality

For many years –

• Account

• Phone

• Face to Face

This is how business is being run.

So change means –

• Hassle

• Waste of time

• New risks

This mentality is very natural.

Digital means big expenses – this misconception is very common

Many people think –

“Digital means it will definitely cost more”

But in reality –

• Wrong orders

• Waste of time

• Waste of products

All these combined result in higher costs if you do not go digital.

So what is the solution?

The solution is – a digital system that understands local reality.

Where –

• Easy language

• Easy to use

• Opportunity to learn gradually

• Both shopkeepers and suppliers are involved

How is our website different?

TixTara.com is being created with these problems in mind.

Our goal –

• Reduce the pressure on local shopkeepers

• Reduce phone calls and wrong orders

• Create a streamlined ordering system

Not a big corporate complex – Simple, slow, practical solutions.

What will happen in the future?

In the coming days –

• Those who gradually learn digital will survive

• Those who do not change will face increased pressure

Digital does not mean a big leap – Small but right steps.

Finally Conclusion

Local shopkeepers do not use digital ordering systems because –

• They are not incapable

• The system was not designed for them

If they get the right solution – They are the ones who can adapt the fastest.

TixTara.com is trying to create that solution.