Manage your whole client book’s GST health from one screen.
Who’s ready to file, who’s at risk, and where credit is exposed. Assign the work across your team, and give any client papers that hold up under scrutiny.
Know which clients are safe to file before the 20th.
Any competent article clerk can match a register to a 2B. What a practice carries is the risk of the months nobody did, and the file that has to answer a notice three years later.
Section 155 puts the burden of proof on the person claiming the credit. In practice, that means on the file you kept.
Run GST compliance the way you run your practice.
Every client GSTIN, one dashboard
Framed on one tax period, so every figure belongs to the same cycle.
Right people, right clients
Six roles, owner to viewer, assigned client by client.
What needs you first
A queue ranked by rupees at risk and by what’s due when.
Book exposure, one number
Credit at risk across every client, including everything nearing 180 days.
Supplier queries, drafted
Written straight from the gaps, ready to send or pass to the client.
Who did what
Every action, every member, every client, searchable.
Chase-lists a junior can run
The full outstanding backlog, not just this month.
Papers that hold up
11 immutable, versioned working papers per client, per period.
What it catches that a junior won’t.
49 rules, each citing the section, notification and effective date it comes from. No model, no guesses.
What partners ask first.
“Our team already reconciles.”
Then Fylers makes that work visible, ranked and filed, so the partner reviews exposure, not spreadsheets, and the working survives staff turnover.
“Do you need client portal logins?”
No. There is no GSTN integration and no credential field anywhere. Fylers reads the files you already download.
“Can we defend the output?”
Every finding cites its rule and source. Same data in, same answer out. There is no model in the path.
Run it on three clients before the 20th.
Send one period for three clients. Back comes the dashboard, the ranked queue, and the working papers for each.
No card · No contract · No portal credentials