All features
GST
- GST returnsGSTR-1 JSON, GST summary and a GSTR-3B worksheet.
- E-invoice JSONExport B2B invoices for the IRP and record the result.
- E-way bill JSONExport invoices for the e-way bill portal and record the result.
Money
- Bank statement importTurn a bank statement into payments you review first.
Inventory
- Bulk importBring stock, invoices and payments in from a spreadsheet.
Sell
- InvoicingTax invoices, drafts, payments and credit notes.
- Vehicles and loading sheetsPut invoices on a vehicle and print the loading sheet.
- Customers and paymentsWho owes you, statements and payments in.
Stock
- InventoryStock by item, low stock, expiry and receipts.
Buy
- Purchases and expensesPurchase bills, vendor payments and expenses.
Reports
- Financial reportsProfit and loss, balance sheet, aging and registers.
People
- SalaryEmployees, monthly salary, advances and slips.
- LeaveLeave by employee, type and month.
All GST resources
Returns
- GST returns overviewThe two main returns and how they fit together.
- GSTR-1 explainedWhat goes in the sales return and how to prepare it.
- GSTR-3B explainedThe summary return where you declare and pay tax.
E-invoice and e-way bill
- E-invoicing explainedIRN, signed QR code and the registration portal.
- E-way bill explainedThe transport document for moving goods.
Invoices and codes
- HSN and SAC codesClassification codes for goods and services.
- Input tax credit basicsClaiming the tax you paid on purchases.
- GST invoice rulesWhat a tax invoice must carry.
- Time and place of supplyWhich tax to charge and which month it falls in.
Registration and penalties
- GST registrationWho must register and how to apply.
- Composition schemeA simpler way to pay for eligible small businesses.
- Penalties and late feesLate fee, interest and penalty, and how to avoid them.

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Financial reports from your own records

Your reports come from the invoices, bills, expenses and stock you already entered, so there is nothing to key in twice.

What it does

A financial overview, a profit and loss and a balance sheet for the period you pick, each with its own export button.
Aging for receivables and payables, grouped into not yet due and overdue bands, with the longest overdue in the last band.
A bill wise and product wise sales register, and a purchase register.
Stock movement by item: brought forward, purchased, sold, written off, adjusted and closing, in quantity and value.
Customer and vendor breakdowns to see who you earn from and who you spend with.

How it works

Open Finance, then Reports, and choose the report.
Pick the time period.
Read the figures on screen, then use the export button for that report.

GST returns

Questions

Where do the report figures come from?

From the invoices, purchase bills, expenses, other income and stock you entered in Bahi Khata.

Can I see who owes me money and for how long?

Yes. The aging report groups what customers owe by how many days it is overdue, and the payables view does the same for your vendors.

Where are the GST reports?

GST returns are on their own tab under Reports, and have their own page here.

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