Nil-rated, reported properly
Seed bills carry 0% GST, and the GSTR-1 file puts them in the nil-rated and exempt table, split the way the return asks.
Seed shops
Seeds sell in a short, crowded season and mostly on credit. AgroPay bills seed at 0% GST, keeps each lot's validity date, carries your seed licence number on the bill, and remembers every farmer's udhaar until harvest.
Seed bills carry 0% GST, and the GSTR-1 file puts them in the nil-rated and exempt table, split the way the return asks.
Enter the lot and its expiry month when stock arrives. Billing sells the earliest lot first and warns about lots nearing expiry.
Cotton BG-II hybrids, soybean, maize, wheat, paddy, pulses and vegetable seed, each with HSN, ready to tick.
Save the seed licence number and expiry date; it prints on seed bills and reminds you 90 days before renewal.
Sowing-time credit goes on each farmer's khata. After harvest the ageing report shows who to remind first.
Send a "new stock" or "season start" message on WhatsApp to buyers of a product or a whole village.
No. AgroPay ships with 695 common products (186 seeds, 165 fertilizers, 219 pesticides and 125 other items) with HSN codes and GST rates filled in. You tick the ones your shop sells.
You can also import a product sheet saved from Excel as CSV, with every row checked before anything is saved, or scan a supplier's bill from a photo or PDF when stock arrives.
No. AgroPay keeps your seed bills, lots, stock and khata. Entries that your state requires on the SATHI seed traceability portal are made on the portal itself.
The screens are available in English, Marathi, Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali, Malayalam and Odia. You can switch at any time.
Printed bills carry each label in English and in the language you picked, for example "Total / एकूण". The ready-made WhatsApp messages are in Marathi, Hindi and English.
Download the free trial and make real bills for 15 days or 50 bills. Or send a WhatsApp message and we will set it up with you, in Marathi, Hindi, Kannada or English.
₹10,000 for the first year, ₹3,500 a year after.