In our previous article, we briefly explained the basics of GePP - GST e-Invoice Preparing and Printing Tool. In this article, we will list down the steps to prepare and print e-Invoices through the GePP tool.
NIC-GST e-Invoice Preparing and Printing (NIC-GePP) is an excel based tool to assist taxpayers who do not have ERP solutions that support the e-Invoicing process. Presently, this tool is available on the e-Invoice trial portal. You can directly download this tool here - https://einvoice1-trial.nic.in/Others/GePPInfo. In the above-given link, select the appropriate user type, add the asked details, validate mobile number with OTP and click on ‘Submit”. The offline excel based tool will automatically get downloaded then.
Step 1: Enter the Owner/Supplier Profile details on the tool's main menu as a first-time user.
The taxpayer can upload the Company Logo at this step if he/she wishes to attach it to the final e-Invoice. S
tep 2: As a first time user, on the main menu of the tool, enter the Recipient details.
Step 3: As a first-time user, enter the Product details on the tool's main menu. The taxpayer can upload the Company Logo at this step if they wish to attach it to the final e-Invoice.
Step 1: Generate the invoice generation process through an ERP or manually and add the invoice trial details in the tool under 'New Invoice". The possibilities available in the classification tab are:
The options available in the category tab are:
Step 2: Click on 'Submit', review the details added, and click 'Confirm'. The counted invoices will be visual beneath 'Pending Invoices".
Step 3: Under ‘Pending Invoices’ validate and generate the JSON file.
Step 4: Log in to the e-Invoice portal.
Step 5: Under the ‘Bulk Upload’ option, upload the JSON file, generate IRN and download the response file in excel format.
Step 6: Under ‘Import QR Code’ import the downloaded file (in the previous step) into GePP and push to history.
Step 7: Print e-Invoices from ‘Print e-Invoice’.