From gross margins to loan readiness — Tilly makes shopkeepers smarter, faster.
Running a shop in Jamaica isn’t easy. You’re managing inventory, dealing with staff, watching cash flow, and hoping your profit is what it should be. Most days, it feels like you’re just trying to keep the doors open.
That’s where Tilly steps in.
Tilly is Tillmate’s built-in A.I. assistant — not just a chatbot, but a business guide trained on real Jamaican retail, from pricing patties to applying for a loan. She helps you stop thinking like a cashier, and start thinking like a business owner.
Most shopkeepers focus on sales. But what matters more is gross margin and net profit — the money you actually keep.
Tilly explains the difference in plain language:
“Gross margin is your markup. Net profit is what’s left after expenses like light, rent, and staff.”
With Tillmate, your profit is tracked automatically. With Tilly, it’s understood.
Is your price too low to make a profit? Too high to sell?
Tilly can guide you with questions like:
“What’s the average markup for snacks in Jamaica?”
“What’s the best way to price phone cards or flour?”
She won’t guess — she’s trained on real market data. The result? Better pricing, better profit.
Want to grow your shop, buy more stock, or open a second branch? You’ll need clean records.
Tilly helps you prep the right way:
✔️ Which reports banks want
✔️ How to track expenses properly
✔️ What documents to export
She even explains the terms:
“Net profit = Sales – (Expenses + Purchases). It’s what banks care about.”
Need to train staff? Tilly walks them through how to record sales or add new stock.
Need to find out why your profit dropped last week? Tilly helps you spot the issue.
Need to stop theft or pricing errors? Tilly shows you how to lock staff roles.
You don’t have to do it all alone anymore.
Most shopkeepers are stuck reacting. Tilly helps you plan, adjust, and grow. She makes sure you’re not just selling — you’re running a business.
Tilly comes with every Tillmate account. No extra cost. No learning curve.
Just click the chat icon and start asking questions that matter.
Because with the right tools and the right advice, even the smallest shop can run like a serious business.
