Client records
Save each client once, with their details and tax identifiers, then reuse them on every invoice. Nothing is retyped, so a client’s details match on every document.
Invoices built from clients and services you already saved.
Billify keeps your clients and billable services in one place, builds the invoice from them, prints it under your brand, and gives you registers and GST reports afterwards.
Standalone · GST-aware where relevant · Pilot before rollout
Each capability is traced to the working product. The panel on the right shows a real label from the screen where it appears.
Save each client once, with their details and tax identifiers, then reuse them on every invoice. Nothing is retyped, so a client’s details match on every document.
Keep services and products in one catalogue, with service group, billing model and HSN fields next to item numbers and prices. Each invoice line is built from a catalogue entry.
Prepare an itemised invoice as a draft, edit or discard it while it is still a draft, and confirm it only when it is right. Confirmation allocates the invoice number.
Each invoice carries its GST breakdown, and rounding is applied by the document rather than by hand. Tax settings come from your tax master.
Configure the invoice number format and the financial-year context it belongs to. Numbers are allocated when an invoice is confirmed, which helps avoid gaps and duplicates.
Start a new draft from an earlier invoice. Lines and terms carry over and the document details reset, so repeat billing does not mean rebuilding every line.
Print or save a branded invoice as a PDF from the browser, with your company profile, logo and terms on the document. The layout stays the same from one invoice to the next.
Find any invoice in the invoice register with search and filters. The register is the single list of documents your team and accountant work from.
Reports read from confirmed invoices: billing totals, GST summaries, HSN breakdowns and payment reports. Use them to check figures before they go to your accountant.
Record a payment against an invoice and keep it in the receipt register. Billify does not collect payments itself, so receipts are entered as they arrive.
Save standard terms and conditions once and attach them to invoices. Terms stay the same across clients unless you change them for a particular invoice.
Company identity, tax settings and the financial year drive every document. Change them in one place and new invoices pick up the change.
Three operating problems this product is built for. Each one is answered by a capability on this page.
Client records, catalogue entries and invoice copy give each new draft its start.
Reports read from confirmed invoices, with GST and HSN breakdowns.
Saved client records and catalogue entries, with invoices built from them.
Five steps, in the order the work happens.
Pick a saved client. Their name, address and tax details come with them, so nothing is retyped.
Add services or products from the catalogue. Service group, billing model and HSN come from the catalogue entry.
The invoice is saved as a draft. You can edit, copy or discard it until you confirm.
Confirm to allocate the invoice number, then print or save a branded PDF from the browser.
The invoice lands in the register. GST, HSN and billing reports read from confirmed invoices.
Each role has its own job in the product and a clear gain from it.
Picks a client, adds lines, saves a draft.
Invoices in minutes, not an afternoon.Confirms invoices and checks the register.
Numbers that line up with GST reports.Copies last month’s invoice into a new draft.
Repeat billing without rebuilding.Reads GST and HSN reports.
Reports built from confirmed invoices.Receives a branded invoice as PDF.
Clear terms printed on every page.Billify is not offered as a reconciled receivables ledger, automatic collections or overdue tracking, and recurring draft generation is not promised. Manual payment receipts and payment reports exist; balances are not guaranteed to reconcile across screens yet.
We would rather you hear this in the first conversation than find it later.
Seven situations this product is built for.
Every month meant rebuilding the same invoice. Copying an invoice into a new draft keeps the lines and terms.
Services lived in people’s heads. A catalogue with service group, billing model and HSN keeps the lines consistent.
Invoice numbers were set by hand and drifted. Configured numbering by financial year keeps them in order.
GST summaries were built from exported sheets. Reports now read from confirmed invoices.
Invoices went out from a word-processor template. The branded print and browser PDF keep the layout fixed.
Payments were noted on chat. Manual receipts attach to invoices and appear in a receipt register.
Every invoice starts from saved client and service details, so only the new work is typed.
One open at a time. The full list has 35 questions.
Billify is QGenx’s invoicing product for client-based billing: saved clients and services, draft and confirmed invoices, branded print, and billing and GST reports.
Service businesses, agencies, consultants and any team that issues itemised GST invoices to a set of clients.
No. It prepares invoices, registers and reports. It is not a general ledger.
The catalogue holds products and services, with fields suited to service billing such as service group and billing model.
No. There are no stock quantities in Billify.
Billify works in a company context with its own profile, tax settings and financial year.
No. Billify stands alone.
A draft can be edited or discarded. Confirming allocates the invoice number and fixes the document.
The invoice carries a GST breakdown, rounding is applied, and tax settings are configured in a tax master. Reports cover GST and HSN.
Yes. Copying creates a new draft with the same lines and terms and resets the document-level details.

Tell us about your current workflow, look at the product closest to the problem, and choose a 30-minute slot. A working walkthrough, not a slide deck.