Selling online usually means rebuilding your catalogue from scratch, keeping a second stock count by hand, and hoping the two never drift apart. DUKA skips all of that — your stock is already there, DUKA just puts it online.
DUKA is for any shop or restaurant already selling through SALDO or COBRO that wants to sell beyond its own counter. The same owners and managers who run the till activate and manage their DUKA storefront — it's not a separate business to learn, just another way for customers to reach the same stock.
دكان (dukkān) is Darija and Arabic for "shop" — and duka means the same in Swahili, spoken across East Africa. It's a small, deliberate echo of YORYX's own path: built in Morocco, built for a continent. DUKA's product accent takes its name from سوق (souk), the marketplace — because that's exactly what a storefront should feel like.
DUKA's storefront and checkout are designed around Morocco's consumer-protection law 31-08 — clear pricing display and the buyer's right of withdrawal — with terms of sale planned per shop, and the platform is built to comply with law 09-08 (CNDP) on personal-data protection.
DUKA is a product of YORYX, the software ecosystem built for the African market, starting in Morocco. It connects with the rest of the suite: your catalogue and stock stay in sync with SALDO, and DUKA is built to plug in delivery options and wallet payments as they roll out.