ERP Software in India — GST, E-Invoicing & Operations

The facts that decide fit in India

Currency	INR — Indian Rupee. Supported, with a per-document exchange rate on every transaction.
Financial year	1 April – 31 March. Supported — Rebota's fiscal calendar is resolved per company, not hardcoded to India's April–March.
Tax regime	GST, identified by GSTIN.
E-invoicing	IRP / IRN. Built and in use.

Rebota's home market and the only one where statutory filing is built end to end.

Statutory coverage, built and enforced

GST returns, with e-invoicing through the IRP and IRN capture on sales invoices
E-way bills, including the weight and volume fields the form requires
TDS and TCS, including section 194C on contractor payments
PF, ESI and professional tax
MSMED 45-day payment clock from the vendor's Udyam registration date
Audit trail per Companies (Accounts) Rules 2014 Rule 3(1) — non-disableable, hash-chained
Schedule III presentation and Ind AS 115 revenue recognition

By sector in India

These sectors have a page written specifically for India — what the local requirement is, and which parts of it Rebota meets.

Every sector, without the country-specific detail:

Rebota in India — common questions

Can I use Rebota in India?▾

Yes, fully. India is the market Rebota is built for, with GST compliance, e-invoicing and statutory reporting all built in.

Does Rebota support INR?▾

Yes. Invoices, bills, purchase orders and quotations each carry their own currency and exchange rate, so INR transactions are recorded at the rate that applied to that document rather than converted at a single company-wide rate.

Does Rebota handle a 1 April – 31 March financial year?▾

Yes. The fiscal calendar is resolved per company rather than hardcoded, so reporting periods, year-end and comparatives all follow India's year rather than India's.

Does Rebota file GST returns for India?▾

Yes — GST returns and e-invoicing through IRP / IRN are built in.