Capture the customer's GSTIN and the place of supply, and the invoice applies CGST/SGST or IGST based on the state codes rather than guesswork.
Every buyer has a ledger with outstanding balance, due dates and payment history, so you know who is overdue before you send the next load.
Import thousands of products from a spreadsheet and set pricing per product, so large catalogues stay manageable.
Export GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B data, or hand over a Tally XML export, instead of retyping the month into someone else's system.
Yes. Every Indian GSTIN begins with a two-digit state code. Wiseventory compares your state to the customer's and applies CGST plus SGST when they match, or IGST when they differ. Because the decision is driven by the stored GSTIN rather than a manual choice at billing time, interstate invoices stay consistent even during a busy dispatch day.
Each customer has an outstanding balance and an ageing view, so you can see who is overdue and by how long. You can record part payments against specific invoices, and send payment reminders rather than chasing by memory. For a distributor carrying credit across dozens of retailers, this is usually the single biggest change from a paper system.
Use bulk import from a spreadsheet. You map your columns once — name, SKU, HSN, unit, cost, selling price, opening stock — and import the whole catalogue rather than entering products individually. You can re-import later to update pricing across many products at once.
Yes. Wiseventory produces GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B data in the format the GST portal expects, and also exports to Tally XML. Most CAs will take either. The point is that the ledger is generated from the invoices you already raised, so there is no separate data-entry step at month end and no divergence between what you billed and what gets filed.
Yes. Roles are granular: a billing operator can raise invoices without seeing purchase costs, margins or reports, while the owner sees everything. For a distribution business where several people handle dispatch and billing, this keeps buying prices and profit figures restricted to the people who need them.