Co-Bill keeps the ledger, the stock and the trade in one system — so a sale moves the party, the sales head, the cost and the godown in a single posting, and the trial balance still ties out at the end of the month.
From Rs 1,999 / month after the trial · free setup · money back in the first month
Or open the live demo — no signup
What is inside
Not four products stitched together — one system, where the inventory screens post to the same ledger the accountant reads.
The ledger the rest of the system posts into — every voucher scoped to a branch and a financial year.
Everything owed to you and by you, from the order through the invoice to the receipt.
Stock that reconciles with the books — because the same voucher moves both.
People see the screens you give them, and nothing else.
See it working
Every clip below is the actual application driving a demo company — not a mockup, and not a slide.
Pick a voucher type and a period and the console lists what was posted, what it came to, and what is still pending review. Open any one of them, or start a new voucher, without leaving the list.
Pick a voucher type and a period and the console lists what was posted, what it came to, and what is still pending review. Open any one of them, or start a new voucher, without leaving the list.
Every report your group is allowed to open, in one searchable place per module — star the ones you run daily and they move to the top.
Opening, in, out and balance for every item, filtered by godown, category and date — with a loose-unit view and a reorder-point filter.
A real tree, not a flat list: expand to the level you want, add a head anywhere, and see the parties hanging off each control account.
Why it fits
The conventions of a Pakistani set of books are in the product, not in a configuration guide.
Financial years that run July to June, party sub-ledgers under control accounts, godown-wise stock, and printing that fits A4 — the conventions are built in, not configured in.
A sale journal moves the party, the sales head, the cost of sales and the stock in a single document. Nothing is entered twice, so nothing drifts apart.
Screen-level access per group and per user means the storekeeper never opens the trial balance, and the accountant never edits a godown.
Every list exports to real Excel and prints to A4 with the company header — the format an auditor or a bank actually asks for.
The trial is the whole product for 30 days — your own company, your own chart of accounts, your own data. If it does not fit, you have lost nothing.
