BiltiSathi is a specialized transport management and billing software built exclusively for Indian road transport. Unlike generic accounting tools, it is designed for the fast-paced transport office counter. It offers instant bilti and challan booking using keyboard shortcuts, offline draft saving to prevent data loss during internet drops, and automatic financial year numbering resets. Key featur
Booking to dispatch to invoice to ledger, without leaving the keyboard.
Book an LR in seconds, put it straight onto a challan, and let the numbering reset itself every financial year.
Raise TBB invoices from pending GRs, with GSTR-1 ready when the return is due.
Receipts allocate oldest-first on their own. Station and vehicle ledgers stay current without a reconciliation day.
Every branch keeps its own numbering and its own books, and staff only ever see their own branch.
Full-screen entry screens, Enter to move, Ctrl+S to save, and a draft kept on the device so a long challan is never lost.
Business summary that separates profit from cash flow, so the two numbers stop being confused.
BiltiSathi is a specialized transport management and billing software built exclusively for Indian road transport. Unlike generic accounting tools, it is designed for the fast-paced transport office counter. It offers instant bilti and challan booking using keyboard shortcuts, offline draft saving to prevent data loss during internet drops, and automatic financial year numbering resets. Key features include multi-branch support where each branch maintains its own books and privacy, automated GST invoicing ready for GSTR-1, and smart station/vehicle ledgers with automated FIFO payment allocation. It provides a clear business summary separating actual profit from cash flow, keeping transporters in complete control of their data on their own SQL servers
Everything in that plan, for one price. No per-bilti charges — call or write and we will quote you.
One branch, one user.
The usual choice for a transporter.
Several branches, several people.
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