Swipe is an app that lets Indian small business owners manage invoices, inventory, and taxes without the need of accountants. We replace paper processes and allow to share the bills on WhatsApp along with payment options to collect payments faster.
Simple GST billing and accounting app for SMEs in India
Swipe is an app that lets Indian small business owners manage invoices, inventory, and taxes without the need of accountants. We replace paper processes and allow to share the bills on WhatsApp along with payment options to collect payments faster.
Hello Product Hunt, and thank you @mwseibel for the hunt 🙏 👋 We’re Aditya & Sri Teja, We're so excited about launching Swipe 🚀🚀 and bringing you along for the ride! 🥳 Swipe is a simple GST billing app for Indian SMEs 🇮🇳. *GST (Goods and Services Tax) is monthly sales tax compliance in India, similar to Sales tax in the US. As we come from a non-accounting background, managing accounting with all the tax compliances was always difficult and time-consuming for us. All existing software available t
Congrats @adityadsr and @sri_teja1, this looks great!
Taxes have always been a headache for me. I was recently looking for an app like this; Swipe definitely checks all the criterias. Love the easy and time-saving features, and the fact that we can analyze our filings! Can't wait to download this.
Love the product and idea behind it. We were facing this issue for a long time. Great implementation and features
Swipe is the perfect solution for non-accounting background people like me. Taxing has always been beyond my understanding and this app makes it all seem so simple. Love the easy to use features and its.
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