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Use these checks for common account, billing, stock, udhaar and sync situations. They are designed to prevent duplicate work and preserve the shop’s history.

First check

Read the status shown on screen

Offline work

Do not recreate a saved action

Access issue

Check permission and feature toggle

Account help

Use your onboarding support channel

What you need to know

Clear details, without the jargon.

01 · Account

Sign-in or account access

Confirm that you are using the account assigned to the correct organization. If a staff account was deactivated or its password changed, its existing session may no longer be valid.

  • Check the email used during onboarding
  • Ask the owner or manager whether the user is active
  • Use the organization’s onboarding support channel for recovery
  • Never share passwords or one-time codes

02 · Permissions

A feature or action is missing

BillCountr shows work based on both the user’s permission and the organization’s feature settings. A feature can be unavailable even when the user’s general role appears correct.

  • Check the exact action permission
  • Check whether the feature is enabled for the shop
  • Sign in again after an access change if needed
  • The API will still block unauthorized actions

03 · Billing

A bill total looks unexpected

Review item quantity, price, discount, tax pricing mode, tax split, additional charges, payment amount and the settings snapshot used by the draft. Finalized totals come from the shared calculation result.

  • Confirm inclusive or exclusive tax pricing
  • Check CGST/SGST versus IGST mode
  • Review discount and additional charges
  • Do not edit the printed total independently

04 · Correction

A finalized bill is wrong

Do not overwrite the historical invoice. Use the finalized-bill cancellation path so the original snapshot remains visible and stock or ledger effects are reversed through explicit appended records.

05 · Stock

Stock does not match expectation

Review the product’s movement history for finalized bills, purchases and adjustments. If the change came from an offline device, check whether it is pending sync or in conflict before entering a second adjustment.

  • Check unit and quantity
  • Review pending or conflicting operations
  • Confirm whether negative stock is allowed
  • Use an adjustment only for a real physical correction

06 · Udhaar

A customer paid an old due

Open the customer’s unpaid invoices, record the received payment, select the invoice or invoices being settled, review the allocations and confirm. The original invoice stays unchanged while its open due reduces through ledger entries.

07 · Offline

The device says Offline or Pending sync

Continue supported local work. Do not recreate an action that is already saved. When connectivity returns, BillCountr retries automatically and marks confirmed operations as synced.

08 · Conflict

The device shows Conflict

A conflict means the action cannot be applied safely as-is—for example because stock changed, the payload differs from an existing operation, settings became stale or permission was removed. Review the stated reason instead of repeatedly retrying.

09 · Reports

A report does not show expected data

Check the date range, organization, enabled report, filters and whether the source bills are finalized, cancelled, paid or due. Reports use stored finalization facts rather than recalculating draft bills.

Common questions

Quick answers.

Should I create the bill again if it says Pending sync?

No. Pending sync means the work is already saved locally and is waiting for server confirmation. Recreating it can confuse the real-world transaction even though operation identity protects backend duplication.

Why can a cashier create a bill but not cancel it?

Creating and cancelling are separate permissions. Shops can keep routine billing fast while reserving sensitive corrections for owners or managers.

Why did a settings change not alter an old invoice?

Finalized bills keep their settings and calculation snapshot. This preserves the document the customer received and keeps reports auditable.

Can support delete an audit record?

No. Audit records are immutable by product rule and cannot be edited or deleted, including by the owner.

BillCountr does not yet publish a public support email or telephone number in the product requirements. For organization-specific access, use the BillCountr team or implementation partner that onboarded your shop.

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