Make a proper GST bill in seconds, keep an eye on which medicines are near expiry, and let regular patients run a monthly account — all from your phone, in Hindi, Gujarati or English.
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A customer hands you a strip and wants the bill now. Behind you, a box of syrup is three weeks from expiry and nobody has noticed. Doing GST bills by hand and checking expiry by squinting at each carton is how money quietly leaks out of a medical store. BazarBook keeps the billing fast and the dates in front of you.
Start typing the name and it comes up. Add the strip or bottle, and the price is already there — no flipping through a rate list.
Put the expiry date when you stock an item. Your analytics shows what’s expiring soon, so you move it or return it before it becomes dead stock.
Registered pharmacy? It prints a proper tax invoice with the HSN code, the tax split and your GSTIN — the kind your accountant actually wants at filing time.
Regular patients who settle at month-end go on udhaar. Their khata adds up on its own, and you can send a WhatsApp reminder when it’s due.
Both hands full? Say the items and it rings them up. Handy on a rush evening when the queue reaches the door.
Set a minimum level on the fast movers. When stock drops under it, you see it and add it to the next order to the distributor.
Patient wants a copy for a claim or their records? Send it to their number straight from the bill.
Which items move, what the day added up to, who your regular buyers are — without adding it up by hand after closing.
Type items in or import your list. Put the rate, the unit (strip, bottle, piece) and an expiry date where it matters.
Find the medicine, add the quantity, pick cash / UPI / account, and print or share the GST bill.
Check what’s near expiry, who owes on account, and what’s low on stock — all in one place.
Yes. For a GST-registered pharmacy it prints a full tax invoice with the HSN code, the CGST/SGST split and your GSTIN. If you are not registered, you can make a plain bill instead.
Yes. You add an expiry date on each item when you stock it, and your analytics lists what is expiring soon so you can sell or return it in time.
Yes. Mark their bills as udhaar and they build up in that customer’s khata. You can see the pending amount and send a WhatsApp reminder when it’s due.
Yes. Set the unit and rate per item — a strip, a bottle, a box — and sell whatever quantity the customer needs.
Yes. The whole app runs in Gujarati, Hindi or English, and voice billing understands Hindi and Gujarati.
No. It runs on your phone. Connect a printer only if you want printed bills.
Add your stock, print your first GST bill, and see what’s near expiry — in one afternoon. The trial is free for seven days.
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