Most accounting software buries a shopkeeper in ledgers they never use. BazarBook does the opposite: start with billing and khata, then turn on expenses, purchases, cash book and P&L reports one switch at a time — as much accounting as your shop needs, and no more.
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Full accounting suites are built for accountants, not counters — pages of vouchers and journals most shopkeepers never touch. BazarBook stays simple by default and lets you switch on each accounting piece only when you actually need it, so the app never gets in your way.
Track rent, salary, electricity, supplies and more — with receipts. See where the money goes, by category, every month.
The other side of udhaar: what you owe your suppliers. Record purchases, keep each supplier’s ledger, and see your total payable.
A double-column cash & bank book — money in, money out, running balance — built from your sales, payments and expenses on its own.
Real profit and loss (revenue minus cost and expenses), a GST tax summary, and a simple balance sheet — your shop’s true numbers, by period.
Ask a question about your shop in plain Hindi, Gujarati or English and get the answer from your own numbers. A tax advisor flags what you can save, too.
Every module is a toggle in Settings. Turn on only what you use; turn one off and it just hides — your data stays safe.
In Settings → Accounting, turn on expenses, purchases, cash book or reports. Only what you switch on shows up.
Add expenses and purchases in a tap; your sales and payments flow in on their own.
Open Reports for your P&L, tax summary and balance sheet — or just ask Munim.
No — that’s the whole point. Turn on only the modules you want (expenses, purchases, cash book, reports) and leave the rest off. You can change it anytime in Settings.
The accounting modules are on the Medium plan and up. The Small plan covers billing, inventory and analytics.
Yes. Revenue minus cost of goods and expenses gives your true net profit, by period — plus a GST tax summary and a simple balance sheet.
Munim is BazarBook’s built-in assistant. Ask a question about your shop in plain language — Hindi, Gujarati or English — and get the answer from your own numbers. There’s also a tax advisor that highlights savings.
Yes. Toggling a module off just hides it — your data is kept, so you can switch it back on anytime.
No. It’s built for shopkeepers, not accountants — the reports you actually need, without the vouchers-and-journals learning curve.
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