Batch and expiry tracking, salt-wise reporting, the Schedule H1 register, pack sizes, free-scheme quantity, drug licence on the bill.
Bought once, ₹4,500 + GST. It works with no internet, your data stays on your own computer, and billing never stops.
Pick this trade when you create your business and these are switched on from the first bill. You can change any of them later.
Keep quantity on hand and low-stock alerts.
Group stock into batches with their own quantity and MRP.
Adds expiry to each batch, sells nearest-expiry first, and blocks expired stock.
Record the printed MRP separately from your sale price.
Allow fractional quantities like 1.5 kg or 2.75 m.
Prints your D.L. number on every bill, as the Drugs Rules require.
A pack size per item — 10x10, 1x100ML — shown on the bill line.
A free quantity per line. It leaves your stock and is charged at nothing.
The composition of each medicine. Groups your sales by salt rather than by brand, and answers “what else do we have with the same salt” at the counter.
Marks each medicine G, H, H1 or X. Schedule H1 and X carry a register the Drugs Rules require you to keep — 3 years and 2 years respectively.
Where the item sits on the shelf. Shown on the stock report and searchable, so it can be found and picked.
Separate wholesale, dealer and minimum sale prices.
Default GST rate 5% on a new item, and units of STRIP, PCS, BTL, VIAL, TUBE, BOX, ML, GM ready to pick. Every rate is editable per item and per bill.
Tick one box at setup and Aned Book seeds a starter catalogue for this trade, with HSN codes and GST rates already right — so the first bill can be raised the same day.
The trade decides what is switched on. The rest of the software is the same for everybody.
CGST, SGST and IGST worked out on every invoice from where the customer is.
Send a customer's bill straight to their WhatsApp from the invoice screen.
Enter moves through every box on the bill. Built for a queue.
Tax liability, GSTR-1, HSN summary and stock, from your own bills.
Nothing here needs a connection. Your books sit on your own machine, encrypted.
A backup when you close the software, and only when something changed.
Aned Book adapts to fourteen of them. Nothing forks — it is one piece of software.