SUQO User Guide
SUQO is a repeat payments management & reminder platform for businesses in Nepal. This guide walks sellers (the businesses billing customers) and buyers (the customers paying for plans) through every part of the product.
What SUQO does
SUQO automates the recurring side of a business: building subscription plans, sending renewal reminders, accepting payments through eSewa, Khalti, ConnectIPS, and Mobile bank, recording manual cash payments, and tracking revenue by customer, plan, and period.
- Sellers get a dashboard to manage products, billing cycles, offers, customers, and payment history.
- Buyers get a single place to see every active subscription, what's due, and a complete payment history.
- Both share the same login system; the menu adapts to the role you're in.
Common starting points
If you're new, the most common first steps are:
- Create an account using your phone number and a password.
- Decide whether you're a seller or buyer — the same login covers both.
- Sellers: head to Products & plans to set up what you sell.
How this guide is organised
Every page uses the same layout: a navigation tree on the left, the article in the middle, and an "On this page" outline on the right. Pages are short, focused on one task or screen, and link to the next logical step at the bottom.