Datamark

About

Uzbekistan's Asl Belgisi rules make shops and restaurants responsible for every code it accepts, with fines reaching 2% of quarterly revenue. Verifying by hand takes one to three hours - so it doesn't get done. Restaurants sign for goods nobody checked, find shortages after the supplier has left, and carry an exposure they can't see. Datamark closes that gap at the moment of acceptance. A Chrome extension pulls codes from the invoice; staff scan the delivery on a phone through a Telegram Mini App, with no new hardware; the whole process now takes about five minutes, while the supplier is still there. The delivery is checked against the invoice and against Asl Belgisi at the same time - no other tool on the market does both, and doing both is what removes the human factor from receiving and inventory. It runs as an overlay on the venue's existing stack. No rip-and-replace of POS, ERP or accounting, and it connects in 10 minutes. Distribution through restaurant-ERP integrators - the first partnership signed and others in negotiation. Marking control is the entry point; the roadmap is a turnkey supply chain layer for restaurants.