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At 3M e-Invoices every month and growing, no scale too steep for us.
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How to be e-Invoicing ready? First, check the internal system’s readiness with ERP integrations. Second, integrate with a high-fidelity solution to handle critical use-cases. Switch to ClearTax, operating model with 99.99% uptime.
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One-click reconciliation with e-Way bills and e-Invoice register in GSTR1 without repeat ingestion or integrations.
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We offer a highly user-friendly platform with all the functionalities needed for your growth. Robust new feature pipeline to keep you future ready.
Perform all operations on e-Invoices through a single user friendly console.
Send an email to all your customers on a single click through an inbox option for purchase e-Invoices.
Reflect your brand and preferences by selecting templates for print and communication.
With zero downtime and multiple GSP redundancies in place, we are up and running 24x7.
Scale at will as you migrate to e-Invoicing for B2B and B2C customers.
Round the clock on-call engineers and 100+ CA’s to resolve any issue whenever you need it.
We take no chances when it comes to the security of our clients’ data. We are at the cutting edge of enterprise-grade cyber security. We were awarded a GSP license after rigorous scrutiny of our technological and financial capabilities to serve our clients.
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For e-Way Bills and e-Invoicing, you can provide access control to product at regional office levels.
Additional layer of protection to give your user accounts more security against vulnerability.
Grant specific access rights to specific set of users, manage these rights centrally.
You can archive and access all your data any time, in line with government regulations.
Upto 8-year audit trails for your data, filings and any change made to the same.
We empower you with ability to provide a range of IP addresses to permit or block account activities.
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e-Invoicing’ or ‘electronic invoicing’ is a system in which B2B invoices are authenticated electronically on the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP) for further use on the common GST portal.
e-Invoicing was made applicable to businesses with turnover exceeding Rs.500 crore from 1st October 2020. It has been extended to businesses with turnover exceeding Rs.100 crore from 1st January 2021. Recently, the government notified that businesses with more than Rs.50 crore turnover have to comply with e-invoicing from 1st April 2021. It is important to note that the taxpayer should comply with e-invoicing if their turnover exceeds the specified turnover in any financial year from 2017-18 onwards.
e-Invoice schema is the standard for issuing e-invoices, which lists the mandatory and optional fields in the e-invoice and the descriptions and explanatory notes for each field.
The e-invoices generated need to be reported to an Invoice Registration Portal (IRP), which will then validate the invoice and return it along with an Invoice Reference Number (IRN) and QR Code digitally signing it.
An Invoice Reference Number (IRN) is a unique code issued for every e-invoice (it is a hash-based on three parameters) in technical terms. It is a combination of the supplier GSTIN, invoice number and financial year.
The invoice will be considered invalid if it does not contain an IRN. Hence, it is suggested to immediately upload invoices to the IRP on a real-time basis so that the IRN can be generated and placed on the invoice.
Yes, IRNs can be generated in bulk on the IRP. Even though the taxpayer uploads invoices in bulk, the invoice’s approval will be done one at a time. The IRP will be able to handle a large sequence of invoices for registration and validate them. Essentially, bulk upload of invoices will be required by large taxpayers who generate a large number of invoices. Their ERP or accounting system will have to be designed so that it makes requests one by one. For the user, it will not make any difference.
When the IRP returns the signed JSON along with the QR code, it can be considered that the IRP has approved the e-invoice. The QR code will contain the GSTIN of the supplier, the buyer, the invoice number and date, HSN codes of major commodities, IRN, etc. (Note: The QR code will not have the status of an invoice.)
The IRP will validate the e-invoice and reject it if the GSTIN is wrong. A duplicate invoice number is found, or any other errors will return the invoice with the relevant error codes without registering the same.
The IRP will validate for GSTIN correctness and whether the invoice already exists in the system. The IRP also validates all the data submitted via the JSON file.
No, the details will be stored in the IRP for only 24 hours, after which the same will be available in the GSTN in the GSTR-1 return.
No, the IRP will only return the signed JSON to the respective supplier, and the IRP will do no sharing of PDF copies or mailing of JSONs/PDFs to the respective supplier and the buyer. The PDF copy of the invoice can be generated by the supplier using the QR code that the IRP returns.
Yes, the supplier is also allowed to send the JSON and the PDF to the buyer. Further, the supplier can also share/distribute a business invoice to the buyer (having multiple fields as per the business’ needs). However, it needs to ensure that the business invoice contains all the mandatory fields prescribed in the e-invoice schema.
No, with machine readability, the need for printing will be eliminated. Moreover, the QR code will enable easy validation of the contents of an e-invoice.
It is mandatory to print the QR code on the e-invoice. Even if a business prints the invoice in its format, it still needs to contain the QR code returned by the IRP, as this QR code will also contain the IRN.
No, bills of supply and delivery challans will not be required to have an IRN.
ISD invoices and ISD credit notes will be issued by an Input Service Distributor (ISD), and no IRNs will be required on the same. On the other hand, exporters have to issue tax invoices and would be required to generate IRNs.
e-Invoicing/IRN generation is only applicable to creators of an invoice/document, and hence, a bill of entry will not be required to have an IRN.
e-Invoices reported to the IRP can be amended through the GSTN, and no amendment is permitted through the IRP. Cancellation of e-invoices can be made within 24 hours post generation. Once cancelled, the same number cannot be used for any other invoice. In case of cancellation of an e-invoice, it can be done using the acknowledgement number or IRN as per the availability.
Yes, the IRP will push the data to the GST portal, and the data will be populated in GSTR-1 of the seller.
Yes, but the seller needs to properly annotate them to clarify which QR code represents which e-invoice.
Yes, for the B2B e-invoices, the IRP will generate the QR code. For the B2C e-invoices, the taxpayer has to generate the QR code using their algorithms internally. It is important to note that only specified entities need to generate QR code for B2C invoices.
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