To create an Invoice with the GST on the web. First, Go to Products / Services and select the Products / Services option from the dashboard on left...

To add CSGT and SGST to an invoice on the web. First, Go to “Customers” and select the “Customers” option from the dashboard on the left. Now click...

To hide a product for sale on the web. First, Go to Products / Services Select the Products / Services option from the dashboard on the left. Select..

To add additional cess on quantity on the web. First, Go to Products / Services. Select the Products / Services option from the dashboard on the left..

To add a Vendor custom field on the web. First, Go to “Sales” and select “Invoices”. Now, click on the “Document Settings” Option present at the top..

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