Dailybiz for traders, stockists and B2B suppliers
Party-wise khata, purchase-to-sale stock control, GST invoicing and receivables that chase themselves over WhatsApp.
The problem, plainly
A hundred parties, running balances in a physical khata, stock across a godown and a shop, and GST filing built from three different registers. The business runs on memory, and memory does not scale past one owner.
How the day runs on Dailybiz
Party accounts that stay current
Every customer is a khata with a running balance. A sale increases it, a collection clears it, and both are ledger entries — the khata IS the books, not a copy of them.
Purchases and stock in one motion
Raise purchase orders, receive goods against them, and let inventory batches carry cost. Suppliers have balances too.
GST without the register-merging
Output and input tax accumulate from real invoices, ready for filing — CGST, SGST and IGST split by the buyer’s state automatically.
Collections over WhatsApp
Receivables show who owes what and for how long. Reminders go from the shared inbox, on the number the party actually answers.
The modules doing the carrying
Asked by traders, stockists and B2B suppliers
Does Dailybiz handle credit sales and partial payments?
Yes. Invoices carry an outstanding balance, payments can be partial, and the party’s khata reflects the running position after every transaction.
Can my accountant still use Tally?
Many customers hand their CA an export at year end and keep Tally for filing. Dailybiz keeps the operational books — sales, purchases, stock, receivables — in one live system during the year.
Try it with your own numbers
Fourteen days, every module, the team size you choose — no card required.