What changes in your day

Installment selling stays the same: you sell, you set the payments, you collect them. What changes is where things are written down and who can see them.

  • Who owes what

    Today

    Names and amounts are spread across the notebook, WhatsApp chats and the owner’s memory.

    With Nteqo

    Each customer has a contract with a weekly or monthly schedule: paid so far, left to pay, next due date.

  • Who took the payment

    Today

    You know the money arrived, but not always who took it or when.

    With Nteqo

    Every payment is recorded under the staff member who took it, in the dashboard or the mobile app.

  • A disputed payment

    Today

    The customer says they paid, the notebook says otherwise, and whoever remembers wins.

    With Nteqo

    The customer gets a receipt for every payment and sees their account on a read-only link.

  • Reminders

    Today

    You call customers one by one before the end of the month.

    With Nteqo

    Reminders go out for you by SMS and WhatsApp, before the due date and on the day.

  • Late contracts

    Today

    You notice a late payment once it has been late for a while.

    With Nteqo

    Late contracts appear in your shop’s follow-up list, so you know where to start.

A receipt for every payment, and a link where the buyer sees their account

When staff record a payment, the buyer gets a receipt by message and their link updates. The link is read-only: it shows what they owe, what they have paid and the next due date. No app and no account for the buyer.

Receipt by message
By SMS or WhatsApp, each time a payment is recorded.
Read-only link
The buyer sees their account and cannot change anything in it.
One balance for everyone
Buyer, staff and owner all see the same numbers.

Your payment of $45 was received. Thank you.

Sample shop

Your installment account

Left to pay$180

  1. Dec: Paid, $45
  2. Jan: Paid, $45
  3. Feb: Paid, $45
  4. Mar: Paid, $45
  5. Apr: Paid, $45
  6. May: Paid, $45
  7. Jun: Due today, $45
  8. Jul: Upcoming, $45
  9. Aug: Upcoming, $45
  10. Sep: Upcoming, $45
6 of 10 payments made
Paid so far
$270
Next payment
15 June 2026

Recent payments

  • May 15, 2026Receipt R-1186$45
  • Apr 15, 2026Receipt R-1142$45

Read-only link

Illustration. The data shown is not real.

Every staff member has a role, every branch its contracts

The Nteqo team sets up your shop, its branches and staff roles. Each person sees what their work needs, and every sensitive action is recorded with who did it and when.

Branches

If your shop has more than one branch, each branch is set up inside the same shop account, so you follow each branch’s contracts and staff from one place.

  1. Owner or manager

    Follows branches and reports, manages staff, and confirms or holds any proposed restriction on a late phone.

    • Reports
    • Staff
    • Confirm restriction
  2. Sales

    Creates the customer and the contract: price, down payment and schedule, and checks the phone model is supported before enrolling it with protection.

    • Customers
    • Contracts
    • Enrol phone
  3. Collector

    Records payments in the mobile app, in the shop or on a collection round, so the customer gets a receipt.

    • Payments
    • Receipts
    • Mobile app

Device protection lets you sell to buyers you do not know personally

Every phone sold on installment is enrolled with protection at the sale. If the buyer falls behind, nobody locks the phone on a whim: the contract goes through disclosed steps, and the shop manager makes the final call.

A restricted phone can still make emergency calls, and the lock screen shows who to contact and how to pay. Nteqo never wipes the phone, never reads its content and does not collect location.

How Nteqo is designed to protect both sides
  1. Reminder before and on the due date

    By SMS and WhatsApp.

  2. Grace period and notices

    The contract appears in the follow-up list.

  3. A proposed restriction waits for the manager

    The manager confirms or holds it. No restriction without confirmation.

  4. Payment recorded, then unlock

    The unlock is sent, and "unlocked" shows only once the phone confirms it.

  5. Final payment

    The phone is released for good and protection removed.

How a shop uses it

Two made-up examples to show how the work flows. They are not stories of real customers.

Illustrative example

A shop in Tripoli with two branches

  1. Morning

    The owner opens the follow-up list and sees the contracts due today in both branches.

  2. During the day

    The collector visits customers and records each payment in the mobile app, so each customer gets a receipt.

  3. Evening

    The owner sees what each collector recorded in each branch, without collecting any paper.

Illustrative example

A small shop selling to a new buyer

  1. At the sale

    A buyer from outside the neighbourhood wants a phone on installment. Sales staff create the contract with a down payment and monthly payments.

  2. Before handover

    They check the phone model is supported and enrol the phone with protection.

  3. Every month

    Reminders go out before each due date. If the buyer falls behind, the contract shows in the follow-up list and the decision stays with the manager.

Getting started with Nteqo

No technical background needed. We set up the shop with you and start from your first contracts.

  1. Setup

    We set up the shop account, its branches and staff roles.

  2. Training

    We train your team on the dashboard and the mobile app, from creating a contract to recording a payment.

  3. First contracts

    You record your first contracts, and our operations team is there for your questions.

What you need

Phones
  • Samsung
  • Tecno
  • Infinix
  • itel

Android only. Specific models are approved after testing, and more brands are planned.

An internet connection

In the shop, and for the staff who record payments.

A phone or computer for staff

The dashboard runs in the browser, and the staff app runs on a phone.

See the platform on your own shop sales

Book a short call. We show you how installment contracts, payments and reminders are recorded, and answer your questions.