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MeriRaseed

proforma invoices for auto parts shops

Running one of the busy auto parts shops means every minute at the counter counts. MeriRaseed gives you proforma invoices that works the way you already do business — in your own language, on your own phone, with GST handled for you. No accountant jargon, no laptop needed.

Quote first, invoice after approval

A proforma carries the full price, tax and terms without touching your books or your GST numbers. When the customer approves it, convert it to a tax invoice — nothing is entered twice.

Made for auto parts shops

From the first sale of the day to the month-end summary, MeriRaseed is tuned for auto parts shops. Save your regular items and rates once, then raise a correct bill in seconds — GST split, rounded, and totalled automatically.

Bill in your language, share on WhatsApp

Type item names in your own language and send the finished bill straight to your customer on WhatsApp. They get a clean invoice; you get paid faster, with a UPI QR right on the bill.

Always GST-ready

Correct HSN, CGST/SGST or IGST, and return-ready summaries mean filing season is no longer a scramble. Your proforma invoices and your GST reports are the same system — nothing to reconcile by hand.

Frequently asked questions

Does a proforma invoice affect my GST?

No. A proforma is not a statutory document — nothing reaches your ledger or GST reports until you convert it into a tax invoice.

Is MeriRaseed good for auto parts shops?

Yes. MeriRaseed is built for Indian small businesses like auto parts shops, with proforma invoices that needs no training to use.

Can I bill in my own language?

Yes — you can create and share invoices in your own language, and switch language any time.

Does it handle GST correctly?

Yes. GST is calculated automatically with the right tax split, and your reports are ready when you file.

Do I need a computer?

No. MeriRaseed works on your phone, so you can bill from the counter or on the move.

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