Textile

Textile billing software

Bill than, garments, or fabric with HSN and GST. Stock and (on SMB) barcode POS. Not a mill production system.

HSN

Fabric and apparel on the item — confirm slabs with your CA

Units

Meter, than, or piece — keep purchase and sales in the same unit

POS

Showroom on SMB Retail POS

What it is

What is textile billing software?

Textile billing is GST invoices with the right HSN, lots that may be than or pieces, and distributors who want a delivery challan. TiBook items, tax groups, godowns, and delivery notes cover that. We do not run a loom or a cutting ticket.

Retail garment shops use Retail POS on SMB. Wholesalers use invoices plus challans. E-way numbers are stored, not generated.

No weaving/planning module. No e-way generation.

GST invoice suitable for fabric or garment billing in TiBook

Why it matters

Textile-specific traps

Unit mismatch

Meter vs piece wrecks stock faster than a wrong rate.

Job-work to a jobber

Not a simple sale. Ask your CA. Challan + invoice discipline.

Than vs garment retail

Wholesale invoices vs barcode POS. Same company, different screens.

E-way for interstate than

Portal. We store the number.

How to

How textile traders bill in TiBook

    1

    Set the unit on the item

    Meter, than, or piece. Purchases and sales in the same unit.

    2

    HSN and tax group

    Confirm current GST slabs after rate changes.

    3

    Bill wholesale from the desk

    Long invoices, challans, outstanding.

    4

    Bill the showroom on Retail POS

    SMB. Barcodes if you tag garments.

    5

    Batches if the dye lot matters

    Enable batching on those SKUs.

Guides: Units · Retail · Manufacturing

Product

Cloth and garment billing

1. HSN and GST

Fabric and apparel HSN on the item. Rate from the tax group.

2. Stock

Pieces, meters, or than as the unit you actually sell. Batches if the dye lot matters.

3. Counter or wholesale

Retail POS for the showroom. Invoices and challans for the bazaar. Same company books.

4. Not a mill

No weaving/planning module.

What to look for

  • Unit discipline

    The software should not force only pieces.

  • No fake mill ERP

    We are billing and stock.

Spreadsheet vs TiBook

NeedMill ERPTiBook
Loom planningYes.No.
GST invoiceModule.Core.
Showroom POSMaybe.Retail POS on SMB.

Pricing

Plans

Start on Startup. Add SMB for POS, payroll, and ledgers. Recurring is Enterprise.

Startup

₹0

GST invoices, quotations, delivery notes, expenses, payments, basic inventory, P&L, daybook, outstanding. No credit card.

SMB

₹199/mo

Retail and Restaurant POS, payroll, extra users, and the accounting app (ledgers, journals, trial balance).

Enterprise

₹399/mo

Everything on SMB plus automated recurring invoices.

Full comparison on pricing.

Who it is for — and what it is not

For

Cloth merchants, garment retailers, and small traders. Not composite mills.

Not for

No weaving/planning module. No e-way generation. Not composite mills.

FAQs — Textile billing software

Bill than or garments with GST. Scan the showroom on SMB.

Startup is free. We are not a weaving mill ERP.

Retail billing · Manufacturing · Inventory