A good bill is step one. The relationship is the rest.

As much as you allow and no more. The autonomy dial is a rupee ceiling and a limit on how many people one action may reach. You set both, and a proposal over either ceiling is held for review instead of being offered for a quick tap. There is no tier that lets the assistant act unattended; raising the ceiling raises the point at which a confirm becomes a needs-review, it never removes the confirm. The ceiling is per action, not a daily budget. Before each confirm your staff see the money moving (before and after, per bucket, in rupees), which is a classification of the action's impact, not a dry run of the exact voucher. Every confirmed action is then written to an append-only log the database will not let anyone edit or delete, with each row hashed against the one before it, so you can see exactly what was done and by whom. That log is separate from the edit log on your books, and it is tamper-evident rather than notarised by an outside party.

Yes. The till rings up a counter sale by scan or search, splits the tender across cash, card, UPI, a gift voucher and loyalty points, parks a bill without using an invoice number, takes a return as a credit note, and closes each register with a Z-report that shows the over or short. You can register more than one shop, and offers, loyalty and courier bookings sit on the same ledger as your invoices. The retail page has the detail, and the pricing page says what each shop costs.

Finocket now tracks stock in depth - opening balances, a running stock ledger with weighted-average valuation, low-stock alerts, batch and expiry tracking with a near-expiry list, and multiple godowns with transfers. Sales draw stock down automatically, auto-picking the earliest-expiring batch or using the batch number you type in. It can't yet split one line across two batches when the first falls short, and editing an existing invoice or a storefront order doesn't auto-pick a batch either, so for batch-wise sale a dedicated biller is still stronger there.

Yes, from the Excel reports myBillBook lets you download. Import & migrate (in Settings) brings your parties, items, ledgers, invoices, bills and payments across: the file is read on your device, every record gets a verdict on a dry run before anything is written, the totals are checked against the file's own, and an import can be undone in one tap. What isn't copied (filed returns, reminder history, myBillBook's own bill formats) is listed on the source's card.

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