A bill book is the small carbon-copy notebook every Indian shop has used for decades — a printed pad of bill formats, one per page, with a duplicate carbon underneath. This tool lets you design the layout of those pages once and download a print-ready A4 PDF you can hand to any local printing shop. Whether you run a kirana store, mobile shop, hardware shop, or sweet shop, the format adapts to your billing style — kacha (informal) or pakka (proper GST).
A bill book is a printed pad of carbon-copy bill formats — the original goes to the customer, the carbon copy stays in the book for your records. Even shops that have switched to digital billing keep a bill book for moments when the printer is down, the network drops, or the customer just wants a handwritten chit.
A pakka bill is a proper GST tax invoice — has your GSTIN, the customer's GSTIN if applicable, HSN codes, and the CGST/SGST/IGST split. A kacha bill is an informal cash receipt — just product, quantity, price, and a stamp. Both are used in Indian retail; this tool generates either format.
Yes. The output is a standard A4 PDF — give the file to any printing or stationery shop and they'll print it on bill-book paper with carbon paper backing. Most shops in tier-2 and tier-3 cities still print bill books for under ₹500.
Free, no signup, no limit. Design as many bill book formats as you want. The tool runs in your browser — nothing is stored on a server.
Plenty of shops do. The bill book is a paper backup; Wiseventory handles the digital side — barcode scans, GST invoices on WhatsApp, daily revenue on your phone. The two complement each other.
Wiseventory replaces the bill book + the calculator + the spreadsheet — print thermal receipts at the counter, generate proper GST invoices, and have your daily numbers waiting on your phone. Free plan available.