GST Invoices With the Right Slab and a QR Check
Issue a GST invoice for hotel stays with the correct slab, a CGST/SGST split, the buyer GSTIN and a QR code anyone can verify.
Your invoice is the document that leaves the building: to corporate accounts teams, auditors, GST officers and expense claims. It is generated from the folio when the bill closes, and it is locked after that.
Which slab applies
By law, the GST rate on a room depends on the declared tariff. The system uses whichever slab was in force on that particular night, including the change that shifted the thresholds. If your rate crosses a threshold, you change nothing; the correct slab follows from the rate on its own.
Who the invoice is addressed to
- The guest, unless you choose otherwise.
- A company, using that branch's GSTIN and billing address for stays billed to account.
- An OTA as the payer, with the guest still printed as the person who stayed.
You can request and add the buyer's GSTIN after checkout, before you file the return, with no need to reissue the bill.
Verification built in
Each invoice carries a token plus a QR code. Whoever holds the printout can scan it and confirm your property issued it, with that value, on that day. A verification call becomes a simple link.
E-invoicing
If your entity is registered and over the e-invoice limit, B2B invoices are sent to the Invoice Registration Portal through your GSP and print with the IRN and signed QR. You can cancel within 24 hours; after that, issue a credit note.
