Create a GST invoice

Issue a tax invoice with GSTIN and HSN details and share a PDF receipt.

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  • Updated 13 November 2026
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Invoices are created from the Commercial Invoices and Bills tab. Customers keep their GSTIN, and products keep their HSN or SAC code, so each invoice starts with complete data.

#Before you start

  • Add the customer, with their GSTIN if they are registered.
  • Add the products or services you sell, with their HSN or SAC code and GST rate.
  • Add your own GSTIN and address in your organisation settings.
The Billing tabs with Quotations and Proposals and Commercial Invoices and Bills, and the Create Invoice button highlighted
  1. The two Billing tabs: Quotations and Proposals, Commercial Invoices and Bills
  2. Create Invoice
  1. Open Commercial Invoices and Bills

    In Billing, choose the Commercial Invoices and Bills tab. The page is marked “GST and tax compliant”.

    The top menu with the Billing menu highlighted
    1. Billing
  2. Choose Create Invoice

    Select the blue Create Invoice button at the top right.

  3. Pick the customer

    Choose the customer. Their GSTIN comes from the customer record.

  4. Add items

    Add the products or services with quantities. Each line carries its HSN or SAC code and GST rate.

  5. Check the totals

    Review the taxable amount, the tax and the total in rupees.

  6. Save and share

    Save the invoice, then generate the PDF receipt to send to your customer.

#Good to know

  • You can issue partial invoices for part of an order.
  • A quotation can be converted into an invoice, or into a pro-forma invoice.
  • Real PDF documents are generated for sharing and printing.
Tip

Store customers’ GSTINs and products’ HSN codes once. Then create invoices from a quotation so every invoice starts with complete data.

Heads up

Please confirm GST rates and place-of-supply rules for your business with your accountant.