Quick Start Guide
Express tour to start using Sarah in less than 15 minutes.
Last updated: 2026-01-27
If you want to start using Sarah as soon as possible, follow these quick steps.
You can then return to detailed guides to go deeper into each module.
1. Create your account
- Go to
https://www.sarah.ar. - Click "Sign Up" or "Get Started".
- Complete the form with your data.
- Confirm the email you'll receive in your inbox.
When finished, you'll access Sarah's main panel.
If you want more context about the platform, you can first read
the Introduction to Sarah guide.
2. Configure minimum company data
From the initial assistant or settings menu:
- Complete commercial name and basic fiscal data.
- Define the main currency.
- Create at least one warehouse (main stock).
With this you'll already be able to load products and sell.
3. Load your first products
- Go to Inventory → Products module.
- Create between 5 and 20 representative products from your catalog.
- For each product define:
- Name.
- Sale price.
- (Optional) Barcode.
Later you can use bulk import to import your entire catalog.
4. Enable Point of Sale (POS)
- Open Point of Sale (POS) from the main menu.
- Verify that:
- You can search products by name or code.
- Cart correctly sums totals.
- (Optional) Adjust product view and keyboard shortcuts according to your way of working.
Complete guide: Point of Sale (POS).
5. Make your first sale
- Open POS.
- Add one or more products to cart.
- (Optional) Select a customer.
- Choose a payment method (for example, cash).
- Confirm the sale.
With this your first operation in Sarah will be recorded.
6. Review stock and movements
After selling:
- Go to Inventory → Movements to see stock adjustment.
- Verify that the sold product has lower available stock.
Related guide: Inventory Management.
7. Recommended next steps
When you already have these basics working:
- Configure electronic invoicing:
Billing in Sarah. - Organize your contacts (customers and suppliers):
Contacts. - Explore the dashboard to see basic metrics of your business:
Dashboard and reports.
If you want a more detailed explanation of each step, review: