Easy E-Way Bill Generation Feature of Busy

 

GST Accounting Software

You can easily auto-generate E-way Bill with Busy. Our e-way bill software connects seamlessly with the GST Portal and helps you generate an E-way Bill quickly without needing to go to the GST Portal.

The e-way billing feature introduced by Busy GST Accounting Software caters to a variety of businesses by helping them effortlessly generate E-Way Bill for their business without even going to the portal. It is highly accessible and scalable and allows lakhs of E-Way Bill to be generated at one point of time.


Features of E-Way Billing Software by Busy

Error Checking: Numerous data validations are provided to ensure data accuracy before generating the E-way Bill. It is almost impossible to escape any data error before generating E-way Bill.

Generation of E-way Bill: Users can select various vouchers from a single screen and generate individual E-way Bill for each transaction in one shot.

Auto-calculates distance: In the case of E-way Bill generation, BUSY auto-calculates the distance between the place where the goods will be dispatched to the location where the goods need to be delivered based on PIN Code.


Benefits of E-Way Bill

Less documentation: The transportation of goods would no longer necessitate a substantial amount of state-specific documentation. The RGID device in the vehicle transporting consignments regularly is another benefit to transporters. The vehicle owner no longer needs to carry physical copies of the e-way bill because the RGIC device already in the car can map and verify them.

Simple and quick generation of e-way bills: Through the online portal established by the government, e-way bills are generated quickly. Moreover, the portal and e-way bill system are quite simple and user-friendly. Dealers can self-generate e-way bills using the technology, which is now considered a simple task.

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