Bill a customer in a few taps even on a festival evening, make a clean GST bill when you need one, and keep regular customers’ khata in order — in Hindi, Gujarati or English.
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Most days are steady, then a wedding week or a festival hits and the shop is full. That’s exactly when a slow bill book or a fiddly app costs you a sale — and when a discount given in a hurry gets forgotten. BazarBook keeps billing quick when the shop is packed, and keeps the numbers straight when it isn’t.
Add a kurta, a pair of jeans, a dupatta — set the price and you’re done. A few taps per customer, even when three are waiting.
Hands busy folding and packing? Say what the customer is buying and it rings it up for you.
Registered? It prints a proper tax invoice with your GSTIN and the tax split. Not registered? A clean, simple bill with your shop name does the job.
That customer who pays after Diwali? Put the bill on udhaar and it lands in their khata. Send a friendly WhatsApp reminder when it’s time.
Know how many of an item are left as you sell, so you can reorder the fast movers before the next rush instead of after it.
Send the bill to the customer’s number — good for exchanges and returns later, and it saves your bill pad.
Signal gone in a crowded market? On the Windows desktop app you keep billing — it saves on the counter machine and syncs by itself once you’re back online.
Which items move, what the day added up to, who buys the most — so you stock more of what actually sells this season.
Type them in or import a list. Set the price for each — shirts, sarees, kids’ wear, whatever you carry.
Tap the items or speak them, add any discount, pick cash / UPI / khata, and print or share the bill.
Sales, pending khata and what’s low on stock — on your phone, whenever the floor is quiet.
Yes. If you are GST-registered it prints a tax invoice with the HSN code and tax split. If you are not registered, you can make a plain bill instead.
Yes — that’s the point. Bill by tapping items or by voice, so you get through a full shop without the queue backing up.
Yes. Mark the bill as udhaar and it goes to that customer’s khata. You can see what’s pending and send a WhatsApp reminder when it’s due.
Yes. The whole app runs in Gujarati, Hindi or English, and voice billing understands Hindi and Gujarati.
On the Windows desktop app you keep billing — those sales are saved on that computer and sync on their own once the connection is back. On the phone you need a connection to save a bill.
No. It runs on your phone. Add a printer only if you want printed bills.
Add your items, bill your next customer in a few taps, and see how much time it saves when the shop is full. Free for seven days.
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