Invoices, purchases, stock, udhaar and your bank statement in one place, with GST worked out correctly as you bill. Print on A4 or a thermal roll, send on WhatsApp, and hand your accountant one file at the end of the quarter.
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Not a bill book with extras bolted on. Each of these is a screen someone uses every week, and each one feeds the returns at the end of the quarter.
Each type on its own consecutive series, which is what the law actually asks for.
Udhaar you can act on, not a number you look at.
Upload the statement, tick off which bill each line paid.
The half of GST that decides what you actually pay.
Weighted average on an append-only ledger, so a number can always be explained.
Prepared while you bill, not reassembled in July.
Download the statement your bank already gives you as CSV or Excel, upload it, and tick off which bill each line paid. What used to be an evening with two windows open is a few minutes.
Indian banks share no statement format. Some use separate withdrawal and deposit columns, some one amount with a Dr/Cr letter, and the date is written differently on each. It recognises the common ones. For anything it has not seen, it asks you which column is which, once, and remembers it for that bank.
A UTR is issued by the payment system and appears on both sides of the same transfer. A payer name arrives truncated by the bank, which is exactly how a confident wrong match happens.
Two bills of the same amount look identical to a statement. It says so and lets you pick, rather than ranking one first. Nothing is ever recorded without you clicking the bill you mean.
Undo removes the payment from the bill. Re-upload an overlapping month and the lines you already have are counted and skipped.
We will never ask for your net-banking login, and we store only the last four digits of your account number.
Live bank feeds in India run through the RBI's Account Aggregator framework, and only companies regulated by the RBI, SEBI, IRDAI or PFRDA can join it as a data user. An accounting app does not qualify on its own.
So anyone selling you a “direct bank connection” is either a regulated company, is using a licensed aggregator in between, or is asking for your password. We would rather tell you that here than have you find out later.
Most billing apps get the arithmetic right and the law approximately right. These are handled while you bill, rather than argued about at year end.
Tax invoice and bill of supply particulars, each on its own consecutive series with no gaps.
Place of supply decides CGST + SGST or IGST. Not a dropdown you have to remember.
Reverse charge declared on the bill, held outside the supplier total, with a section 31(3)(g) payment voucher on payment.
Freight and packing enter taxable value and are apportioned across lines. On-invoice discounts reduce it.
Credit and debit notes against the original bill, with Rule 53(1A) particulars.
Original for Recipient, Duplicate for Transporter, Triplicate for Supplier, marked on the copy.
Blocked credit flagged so it never enters the ITC total.
An issued bill is voided, never deleted. The number stays, so the series has no gap for an officer to read as a suppressed sale.
What it does not do: file your returns. The GST portal does not accept a return from a billing app without the taxpayer signing it. It produces the GSTR-1 JSON, the tables as Excel, and an accountant workbook. A human still files.
Some shops hand over an A4 sheet, some a thermal receipt with the GST breakup on it. Both are supported, chosen once in Settings, and the same bill prints correctly either way.
One honest note about thermal printers. Printing straight to a USB thermal printer from the browser needs Chrome or Edge, and on Windows the printer driver holds the device so the browser cannot. Where that happens the app says why in plain words and prints the same receipt through the printer's own driver instead: the identical bill, on the same roll. It never fails silently.
One subscription covers every device your shop uses. Installing takes 20 seconds
Plus 18% GST. ₹5,899 charged. One shop, unlimited bills.
Renew from inside the app. No card kept on file.
No tier that withholds GST returns, no per-invoice limit, no charge for a second person at the counter.
Larger shops, several outlets, or a distributor arrangement: talk to us.
Create the account, enter your shop details once, and issue your first GST invoice. Nothing to install on the counter machine.