Most shopkeepers can’t say what their shop is worth. BazarBook builds a simple balance sheet from numbers you already have — the cash and stock you own, the dues customers owe you, and the money you owe suppliers — and always ties it out to your net worth. No accounting degree needed.
No card needed for the trial.
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Your money is spread across the drawer, the bank, the stock on your shelves and the udhaar customers haven’t paid. Against that sits what you still owe suppliers and any loan. Add it up by hand and it never balances. BazarBook does the adding for you.
Cash and bank balance, the value of your stock at cost, and the udhaar customers still owe you — added up as your assets.
Supplier payables come in on their own. Add any loan, GST due or other liability, and it’s all in one place.
Assets minus what you owe — the one number that tells you how your shop is really doing, shown big and clear.
Assets equal liabilities plus your equity, every time. A balanced marker confirms the two sides tie out.
The money you put in, what you’ve drawn out, and the profit kept in the shop are all tracked into your equity.
Download the whole balance sheet as a CSV for your records or your accountant.
Enter your starting cash and bank once. From there, the shop’s daily activity keeps it current.
Fill in any loan or GST due — the app can’t guess those. Everything else it pulls in for you.
Open Reports → Balance sheet and read your assets, liabilities and net worth at a glance.
No. You enter your opening cash and bank once and a couple of figures like a loan; BazarBook builds the rest from your sales, stock, dues and supplier payables.
It’s a shopkeeper’s balance sheet — clear, live and always balancing. It isn’t a full double-entry ledger with vouchers and a trial balance; it’s built to tell you what your shop is worth without that overhead.
At what you paid for it (cost), the same basis used for your cost of goods and profit, so the numbers line up across the app.
It’s on the Medium plan and up, together with the profit & loss and tax reports.
The balance sheet is best read on a computer or laptop, where both sides sit side by side. Billing and khata still work on any phone.
Start free and open your shop’s balance sheet in a few taps. Seven days free, no card needed.
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