BazarBook

Projects Product & Web POS / Khata SaaS

The BazarBook site — billing, khata, stock and accounting for Indian shops

Stack

React, Node.js, AWS

Kind

POS / Khata SaaS

Category

Product & Web

Status

Live — try it

Source

Closed

Selected

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BazarBook

Small shops still track sales and credit in paper khatas.

A great many Indian shops still run on a paper khata — a handwritten ledger of what was sold and who still owes for it. It works right up until the book is lost, the handwriting is ambiguous, or the owner opens a second branch and has two books that disagree.

BazarBook is a multi-tenant point-of-sale and digital ledger (khata) built for Indian small businesses. It handles inventory, GST invoices, customer credit, multi-branch organisations, and Razorpay billing — replacing the paper khatas many shops still use to track sales and credit.

BazarBook is multi-tenant, so each business gets isolated data and can run several branches under one organisation. Inventory and point-of-sale share one source of truth, GST-compliant invoices come straight out of the sale, and customer credit is tracked per person instead of per page. React front end, Node back end, deployed on AWS, with Razorpay handling subscription billing.

The shop dashboard — today’s revenue, order count, udhaar given, recent sales and low-stock warnings

The problem

Small shops still track sales and credit in paper khatas.

POS + inventory

Sales and stock handled together, so the counter and the storeroom never disagree.

Sales in POS mode — the product grid on the left, the current order building on the right

GST invoices

Compliant invoicing generated straight out of the sale.

Built with

React · Node.js · AWS

Inventory — total stock value, low-stock count and the item list with expiry dates

Customer credit

The paper khata, digitised — who owes what, without a notebook.

Multi-branch

Multi-tenant organisations with Razorpay billing underneath.

Invoice history — 87 GST invoices, customer phone numbers redacted
The GST tax summary — taxable sales, GST collected and exempt sales for the period
The analytics dashboard — revenue, cost, gross margin, GST collected, sales trend and payment modes
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