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How to make a garment bill with size and colour
Each size and colour is its own item with its own stock; at the counter you tap the one the customer picks.
Step by step
- Your shop once. Name, address, phone, GSTIN, UPI ID.
- Products and variants. Press Products and variants. Type the name, price without GST, HSN, sizes and colours, then Create variants. Quick size buttons fill common size lists.
- Opening stock. Press Opening stock on the product, type the pieces for each size and colour and the cost per piece, then Save stock.
- Tap to bill. Under Pick size and colour choose the product and tap a cell. The number in the cell is the pieces in stock; the badge is the quantity on this bill; − takes one off.
- Discount and GST. Type a discount % on a line if needed; check the GST % (suggested from the price). Tick Prices include GST if your tags show the final price.
- Save and print. Mark paid or unpaid, press Save, then Print / PDF or Share.
Worked example
Two Polo T-shirts S / Blue at ₹850 less 10% = ₹1,530 at 5% GST, and one Jacket L at ₹3,000 at 18%. Taxable ₹4,530, GST ₹616.50 (CGST ₹308.25 + SGST ₹308.25), total ₹5,147 after rounding.
Common mistakes and how to fix them
- Keeping the GST % from the previous item. GST is per piece: a ₹3,000 jacket and a ₹850 shirt have different rates. Check each line.
- Changing a product name later. The variants are stored under their full names. Make the product again with the new name and stock it again, rather than renaming.
- Restocking by editing opening stock. Make a purchase bill in the App with the same item names; opening stock is only for the first count.
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