Invoice verification
Review GST treatment, tax details, place of supply, shipping tax, invoice status and other configured invoice checks.

Spot invoice and credit note inconsistencies before they turn into filing-time surprises. KALKI’s GST Verification helps your accounting team review transaction data, identify exceptions and focus on what needs attention.
Missing tax details, incorrect place of supply or incomplete credit note references are easy to overlook when reviewing transactions one by one.
Bring key transaction checks into one place, so your team can spend less time hunting for exceptions and more time reviewing them.
Review GST treatment, tax details, place of supply, shipping tax, invoice status and other configured invoice checks.
Review original invoice references, tax treatment, credit note status, reporting period and configured adjustment checks.
Identify item records with missing HSN / SAC codes or incomplete tax classification information.
Surface selected data mismatches and missing links across connected Zoho Books and Zoho Inventory records.
Move from a summary count to the affected transaction and understand which check raised the exception.
Review exceptions by selected reporting period and create a clearer checklist before preparing GST returns.
A straightforward workflow for accounting teams using connected Zoho applications.
Bring relevant invoice, credit note, item and related records from Zoho Books and Zoho Inventory into Zoho Analytics.
Apply configured validation rules to identify missing details, inconsistencies and records that need attention.
Filter the issue list by transaction type, category, period or severity and inspect the affected records.
Use the transaction reference to review and correct the record in the source application, then refresh and verify again.
Give your accounting team a structured way to spot and investigate GST-related exceptions.
GST Verification is a transaction-review aid. Checks depend on the data available and the rules configured for the organisation. A flagged item may require professional review and is not, by itself, a determination of statutory non-compliance. Accountants remain responsible for final GST classification, reconciliation and filing decisions.