Android application

This is the abstract of the Android Application. The proposal in detail is ready and can be provided as per request. Buyers look on weekends and nights, but often people have more spare weekends to go out for food and household goods. According to studies, about 40 % of the population shop on weekends. Since wasting a lot of hours ordering stuff, the most frustrating aspect of shopping is standing in a lengthy line to get the goods billed. People are shopping more often as a result of enticing sales, discounts, and bargain offers, and this is the day by day, particularly on weekends. Despite the fact that people buy digitally, the desire for physical retail has not diminished. While there are apps that can help people keep track of their wait time and where they are in a long line, there is nothing that can help people totally stop waiting in line to get their products billed or to locate stuff easily within a large shop. The ZeroQ Proposed system in this project helps people escape queueing up by encouraging them to scan the serial number on the items they want when they put these into their (physical) supermarket trolley, validate which scan items they want to sale, confirm the sale and pay their bill use Payment gateway or cancel the buyer, and generate a receipt. After the invoice is sent, the consumer receives a confirmation email along with an e-bill. When they exit the shop, the individual in charge of the e-bill verifies it. The e-bill will also be stored in the cloud for potential use and may be recovered at any time (Goodman, 2008)