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Purchase Bills

Overview

A purchase bill records the invoice a vendor sends you. Open Purchases > Bills.

Bills list with All, Pending Payment, and Completed filters and columns for bill number, vendor invoice number, vendor, amounts, location, status, and actions

The Bills List

Use All, Pending Payment, and Completed at the top to filter the list.

ColumnWhat it shows
Bill#Your bill number, for example PRINV/26-27/008
Invoice#The vendor's own invoice number
Date / VendorWhen, and who it is from
Qty / Amount / DueItems, bill value, and how much is still unpaid
Location / StatusWhere the goods went, and for example Billed
ActionsEdit (pencil); the coloured icon is red while payment is due and green once paid; delete (bin, greyed out once paid); and view (eye) on some bills

Recording a Purchase Bill

Click +. The form opens with the next bill number, for example PRINV/26-27/12.

New Purchase Bill form with receiving date, vendor, location, PO option, vendor invoice number and date, GST classification, and the Receiving Items table
FieldRequiredDescription
Receiving DateNoWhen you received the goods. Today by default
VendorYesWho the bill is from. Click + to add a new vendor
Comments / ReferenceNoNotes, and any reference
LocationYesWhere the goods went. Main by default
Po OptionYesDirect Invoice for a bill without a purchase order
Invoice Number / Invoice DateYesThe number and date printed on the vendor's invoice

The GST classification works as on a purchase order: Claim ITC (with a Block reason if it cannot be claimed) and RCM.

Receiving Items

Click + to add each product received: Product, Receiving Qty, Buying Cost, Tax Category, Tax %, Sub Total, and Serial / Batch. The upload icon adds items from a file, the download icon downloads them, and the pencil edits them.

Important: Type the vendor's Invoice Number exactly as printed — it is what you match against their statement and your GST returns.

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Written by Super AdminPublished 9 Oct 2026Updated 9 Oct 20260 views