BillBox for Linux
Linux. Billing, done.
Proper GST billing on Linux. Install the .deb, or unpack and run — your books stay on your machine.
Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, Mint 21+ · 64-bit · Free for 15 days · Version 15.8
What it does
Everything for the counter, in one app.
Every feature works offline, and your books open on every other BillBox.
- Billing. Batches by expiry, box and piece quantities, schemes, free pieces, credit limits.
- Purchases. Supplier bills typed or read from their PDF; stock updated at once.
- Stock. Batch-wise stock, expiry and low-stock lists.
- Parties and ledgers. Outstanding, receipts, ledgers and statements.
- Salesmen and beats. Routes, beat plans and performance.
- Books and GST. Sales and purchase books, GST outward summary, Excel export.
- Printing. Half sheet or A4 through CUPS, preview first.
- Backups. Daily backup with restore, and Google Drive backups with restore on any BillBox.
- Debit notes — coming in an update
- Marg ERP import — coming in an update
- E-way bill JSON — coming in an update
- WhatsApp sending — coming in an update
- Marg-style bill design — coming in an update
Tech specs
SystemUbuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+
Package.deb or .tar.gz
Worksfully offline
Books~/.local/share/BillBox
Install
sudo apt install ./BillBox-linux-*-amd64.deb — or unpack the .tar.gz anywhere and run BillBox/install.sh once to add it to your menu.