Simple, fast ways to bill customers without accounting expertise
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If you've spent years billing customers out of an Excel sheet — typing item names into rows, tabbing across columns for quantity and price — switching to "proper" billing software can feel like relearning your own shop. Excel mode in LKG for Billing was built so you never have to.
At a busy retail counter, pharmacy, or restaurant billing point, every extra click adds up across hundreds of transactions a day. Excel mode in LKG for Billing is built specifically for this — keyboard-only, spreadsheet-style invoice entry that lets you bill a customer without ever reaching for the mouse.
Creating a GST-compliant invoice shouldn't mean juggling a calculator, a customer register, and a stock list at the same time. This guide walks through every screen you'll touch, in the order you'll touch them, so you can raise your first invoice with confidence.
If you've never used accounting software before and the idea of "billing software" sounds like it needs a finance background, it doesn't. Creating your first invoice is really just three things: pick a customer, add what you sold, and save. Here's how simple that actually looks.
Freelancers and independent consultants don't carry inventory, but they still need to quote work, invoice clients, and chase payments that come in late. LKG for Billing covers that whole cycle without the overhead built for product-based businesses.
Salons and spas run on repeat customers and quick turnaround — the last thing you want at checkout is a slow billing process holding up your next appointment. LKG for Billing is built to keep that moment fast.