Solution
Inventory & Billing System
One system where stock, billing and payments stay in agreement.
- Typical timeline
- 6-10 weeks
- Includes
- 10 components
- Engagement
- Fixed-scope project
- You receive
- Code, data & documentation
Billing and stock are tracked separately, so the figure on screen and the goods on the shelf disagree. Invoices are slow to produce at the counter, outstanding payments are known approximately, and the monthly reconciliation exercise exists purely because the two systems were never connected.
What this solution does
This solution joins billing and inventory into one record. Every invoice reduces stock, every purchase increases it, reorder alerts come from real consumption, and outstanding payments are visible by customer and age — with reminders that go out without anyone remembering to send them.
How it works
Masters set up
Items with units, HSN codes, barcodes and rates; customers with GSTIN, price category and credit terms; suppliers and tax configuration.
Purchases recorded
Goods inward against purchase orders updates stock, costing and supplier payables in one entry.
Billing at the counter
Barcode scanning or quick item search produces a GST-compliant invoice in seconds, with stock reduced automatically.
Payments tracked
Receipts recorded against invoices, including part payments and advances, with live ageing by customer.
Review and act
Reorder suggestions from actual consumption, non-moving stock reports, and automated payment reminders to overdue accounts.
The difference it makes
What changes once this is in place
Stock and books agree
One record for both means the monthly reconciliation exercise largely disappears.
Faster counter, shorter queues
Barcode billing with saved rates means seconds per invoice at the busiest hour.
Money collected sooner
Live ageing plus automatic reminders measurably shortens how long payments stay outstanding.
Working capital freed
Reorder suggestions and non-moving reports stop you funding stock that will not sell.
What's included
- Item, customer and supplier masters with multiple price lists
- GST-compliant invoicing with e-invoicing support where applicable
- Barcode-based billing and stock entry
- Multi-location stock with transfers and in-transit visibility
- Batch, serial and expiry tracking where relevant
- Purchase orders, goods receipt and supplier payables
- Payment recording, ageing analysis and automated reminders
- Reorder level alerts and purchase suggestions from consumption data
- Reports: daily sales, item movement, stock valuation, ageing, GST summary
- Tally integration and Excel export
This is a good fit if
- You maintain stock and issue invoices, currently in separate places
- Physical stock and recorded stock routinely disagree
- Outstanding payments are tracked informally
- Billing is slow at peak hours
Limitations you should know about
Every solution has constraints. We would rather you read them here than discover them after signing.
- The system cannot correct movements that happen without an entry; gate and counter discipline is a prerequisite
- Statutory accounting, audit and return filing are better left to accounting software; we integrate rather than replace
- Browser-based operation needs connectivity, so sites with unreliable internet should consider local deployment or an offline queue
- Tax rules change, and your CA should review the tax configuration before go-live
Technology we typically use
- Next.js
- PostgreSQL
- FastAPI
- Barcode scanning
- GSP e-invoicing APIs
- Thermal printing
Questions
Inventory & Billing System — common questions
Will this replace Tally?
Can it handle our unit conversions?
Do we need new hardware?
What happens if the internet goes down?
Services behind this solution
Interested in inventory & billing system?
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