01Features · Commerce
Tax invoices that survive an audit
Charging revenue is taxable supply, and the businesses that charge with you will want an invoice they can claim credit on. zevOS raises compliant documents automatically from the session record, so the tax position is a by-product of operating rather than a month-end scramble.
GST invoicing
Invoice + receipt
Documents
CGST/SGST/IGST
Tax split
Sequential per series
Numbering
Capabilities
What this gives you
Driver receipts and B2B invoices
A retail driver gets a receipt with the tax shown; a fleet or corporate account with a registered GSTIN gets a tax invoice carrying their number, so they can claim input credit.
- GSTIN captured against fleet and corporate accounts
- Place of supply determined from the charging location
- CGST/SGST or IGST split applied accordingly
Correct classification
HSN/SAC codes and rates configured per tenant and applied consistently across sessions, subscriptions and platform fees.
Sequential, immutable numbering
Invoice series are sequential and gapless per financial year. Corrections are credit notes, never edits — which is exactly what an auditor expects to see.
Partner and platform invoices
Settlement statements are accompanied by the corresponding tax documents between operator, partner and platform, so all three books agree.
Not yet
On the roadmap
Listed separately because a roadmap item is not a feature, and treating it as one is how procurement decisions go wrong.
- IRN / e-invoice portal integration
- GSTR-1 export in the portal’s upload format
Questions
What operators ask about this
Can invoices be emailed automatically?
Yes — session receipts to the driver, and periodic invoices to fleet and partner accounts on their billing cycle.
What about e-invoicing / IRN?
Invoice data is produced in a structure suited to IRN generation, and the integration is on the roadmap; today the documents are raised and numbered on the platform.
Related
Works closely with
See gst invoicing working
A walkthrough against your own chargers and tariffs, rather than a demo tenant with tidy data.