ClearTax launches EWayBill, to make compliance for businesses simpler

Leading fintech company ClearTax on Monday launched the ClearTax EWayBill, underlining its vision to make compliance for businesses simple and convenient.

Built to integrate with any enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, ClearTax EWayBill is an intelligent software aimed at substantially easing e-way bill compliance for businesses.

Through ClearTax EWayBill, businesses can generate around 300 e-way bills in about one minute.

The software then auto-generates monthly Goods and Services Tax (GST) returns to ensure that there is no discrepancy between GST and e-way bill data of a business.

Users can bulk upload invoices and auto-input Part-B of the e-way bill. Upon updation of Part-B of the bill validity of the e-way bill commences.

By default, the software validates e-way bill information to ensure zero duplicity and auto calculates distance to make sure that the validity period is accurate.

Further, e-way bills can be regenerated or validity increased at a single click if the validity has expired.

The software also notifies the user in real-time in case an error occurs and shows detailed analysis on pending, invalid e-way bills.

Moreover, multiple consignments may be loaded onto a single vehicle. For such dispatches, e-way bill can be generated all at once.

It saves the user the hassle of copy-pasting line item data and generates e-way bills for multiple consignments swiftly and conveniently.

"With the benefits that a novel solution such as ClearTax EWayBill has, automation and speed will make compliance a breeze and businesses can save valuable man hours spent on routine compliance," said founder and CEO, ClearTax, Archit Gupta.

In addition to the convenience that it brings with automation, ClearTax EWayBill provides businesses with greater control over their filing process by allowing a branch to have its own controls, while at the same time enabling a centralized login.

This is particularly beneficial for businesses operating across state borders and owning multiple warehouses, as every state has its separate login for e-way bill generation.