Everything a trading business records
From the first agreement to the last delivery — on the same ledger your accounts already use.
Deals first, vouchers after
Record the agreement once — who, what, how much. Raise the invoice, purchase, order or proforma from it whenever you are ready, in full or part by part, and the page keeps showing what is still pending.
Stock you can audit
Every receipt, issue, transfer and adjustment is a permanent entry. On Hand shows live quantities and stock value at weighted-average cost, with low-stock items flagged.
One catalogue, many prices
Items carry units, tax rates, reorder levels and your own attributes. Pricebooks set flat per-product prices, or a markup or markdown over the base price, per customer group.
GST that adds up
Tax rates sit on the item, so every voucher prices itself. Composition and nil-rated supplies are handled, and credit and debit notes post the return to the right ledger.
Goods out, carriage tracked
Send goods on a dispatch challan and bill from it. Log the vehicle at the gate, put freight on its own ledger and keep transporter dues in one report.
Parties and their dues
Customers and suppliers carry their ledger, pricebook and past documents. Dues settle bill-by-bill, so you always know which invoice is still open.
The catalogue behind every bill
Six pages decide what you sell, what it costs and how it is taxed — set them once and every voucher prices itself.
- Items
Every product and service you trade, with its unit, tax rate, reorder level, opening stock and your own attributes such as warranty or colour.
- Categories
Group the catalogue the way your team talks about it, then filter, report and price by that group.
- Manufacturers
Who makes it. Useful when the same item comes from more than one brand or plant.
- Pricebooks
Flat per-product prices, or a markup or markdown over the base price — one book per customer group.
- Units of Measure
Buy in bags, sell in kilos. Conversions are applied on the voucher, so stock stays in one unit.
- Taxes
GST rates sit on the item, including composition and nil-rated supplies, so tax columns fill themselves.
Why run Products on SpeedoOne?
The pieces that usually live in three different systems, in one.
Products and services with units, tax rates, reorder levels and custom attributes.
Track serial numbers or batch numbers through receipts and issues.
More than one store, with transfers and stock held per location.
Adjustments, consumption and production without a sale or purchase.
Freight, cess, brokerage, discount — each posts to its own ledger, Tally-style.
Pick the agent on the bill; their rule prices it and the amount accrues on save.
Choose voucher types, numbering rules and the fields on each form.
Tax and bank details, terms and a QR with your caption on every print.
Stock, movement and pipeline at a glance, plus what is still to be delivered.
One ledger for the deal, the bill and the stock.
Products sits inside SpeedoOne, so the same customers, ledgers and reports serve accounting, CRM and the rest of your business.