TripleBill for Auto parts shop
Auto Parts & Spare Parts Shop Billing Software
A spare parts counter is a lookup job: the mechanic reads out a part number, the customer holds up a broken piece, and the answer is somewhere in thousands of boxes on rows of racks. TripleBill helps you find the part, bill it at the right price for a retail customer or a workshop, and keep track of the workshops that pay at the end of the month.
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Here's what's happening with your business today.
Total Sales
₹4,82,500
+12.5%
Receivables
₹1,24,300
+8.2%
Expenses
₹86,400
-4.2%
Profit
₹98,700
+14.8%
Sales Overview
This year₹1,24,300
14 Apr 2026
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What gets in the way
- A mechanic reads out a part number and the counter searches by name, then by memory
- Thousands of parts across racks and bins, and the one person who knows them is on leave
- Workshops and garages buying on credit and settling whenever they like
- The same part sold to a walk-in and to a workshop at different rates
- Repair estimates that the customer wants on paper before the work starts
- Parts for old models sitting on the shelf for years, holding up money
Find the part by number, name or scan
Every item has a barcode field that, with the default Code 128 setting, accepts letters and numbers — so the part number can go there. Type or scan it at the POS or on an invoice and the part is added; search matches part of the number too. The Excel item import also takes an Item code column, and billing search matches that as well.
Many shops also put the part number and the vehicle it fits into the item name, which keeps it on the printed bill. Barcode labels with the code, name and price can be printed for loose parts that arrive without one, and the vehicle number can be written in the invoice notes, which print on the bill.
- Part number in the barcode field — typed or scanned
- Item code column in the Excel import, matched by search
- Partial-number search at the counter
- Barcode labels for loose parts
Racks and bins for thousands of parts
Create racks by code and zone and put each part on a rack, with the shelf or bin inside it. The rack code shows on the POS tiles, in the invoice item search and on labels, so a new helper can pick the right box on the first day.
Count stock one rack at a time with the stock-take sheet and see quantity and value per rack in the Stock by rack report. The Dead / slow moving stock report lists parts that have not sold in a while, so you know what to return to the supplier or clear at a discount.
- Rack and shelf / bin per part
- Rack labels with QR
- Stock-take sheet per rack
- Dead / slow moving stock report
Workshops on credit, within a limit
Garages and workshops usually buy on credit. Give each one a credit limit: a bill that would take them past it is stopped, with what they already owe on screen, unless the owner overrides it. Each part holds a retail and a wholesale price, and the invoice can switch to the wholesale rate from a minimum quantity.
Workshops pay against any invoice in parts, and the invoice shows the balance due until it is cleared. Invoice-wise outstanding and receivable ageing show who is late, and a party statement can be shared as a link on WhatsApp from your own number.
- Credit limit per workshop
- Retail and wholesale price per part
- Part payments against invoices
- Outstanding, ageing and statement links
Estimates, returns and the books
Write a repair estimate as a quotation, print or download it, and convert it to an invoice in one click when the customer agrees. Wrong part returned unused? A credit note takes it back into stock and reverses the GST; a part going back to the supplier goes on a debit note.
Triple AI can draft a purchase bill from a photo of a supplier invoice for you to check before anything is booked. Every sale and purchase posts to double-entry books, and the item-wise profit report shows which parts and categories actually earn.
- Quotations converted to invoices
- Credit notes and debit notes with stock and GST
- Purchase bills drafted from a photo
- Item-wise and category-wise profit
Auto parts shop: what you need and how TripleBill does it
| What a spare parts shop needs | How TripleBill handles it |
|---|---|
| Find a part by its number | Part number in the barcode field or item code, matched by search and scan |
| Know where it is kept | Rack and shelf / bin shown at billing and on labels |
| Workshops on credit | Credit limit, part payments, outstanding and ageing reports |
| Two price levels | Retail and wholesale price, wholesale from a minimum quantity |
| Repair estimates | Quotations converted to invoices in one click |
| Slow-moving stock | Dead / slow moving stock report and Stock by rack |
| GST | HSN and rate per part, CGST / SGST or IGST, GSTR-1 and 3B figures |
GST and the books, done underneath
Every bill posts to real double-entry books as you sell: sales, GST output tax, cash, bank and the customer ledger. Purchases do the same on the input side, so GSTR-1, GSTR-3B and the HSN summary are ready for any month and your accountant gets a trial balance that balances.
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We would rather you know before you sign up:
- A separate part-number field on the item form — use the barcode field or the item name; the Item code is set through the Excel import.
- Cross-reference part numbers and vehicle fitment search by make, model and year — each item has one barcode and one item code.
- Alternate units on one item — a set and a single piece are kept as separate items.
How to bill spare parts by part number in TripleBill
- 1
Load your parts
Import your parts list from Excel with the Item code, Barcode and Rack columns, or add each part with its number in the barcode field.
- 2
Put parts on racks
Open Items > Racks, check each rack’s parts, print rack labels and barcode labels for loose parts.
- 3
Set up workshops
Add each workshop as a customer with a credit limit, and fill in the wholesale price and minimum quantity on the parts they buy.
- 4
Bill at the counter
Scan or type the part number, read the rack on screen, pick the customer and bill; record the payment now or later against the invoice.
Frequently asked questions
Can I search by part number?
Yes. Put the part number in the item’s barcode field, the item code (via the Excel import) or the name. Search at the POS and on invoices matches all three, and scanning or typing the full number adds the part.
Can one part have several part numbers?
Not as separate fields. Each item has one barcode and one item code; you can add other numbers to the item name or description so they show up in search and on the bill.
How do I handle workshops that pay monthly?
Add them as customers with a credit limit, bill on credit, and record payments against invoices as they come. Invoice-wise outstanding and receivable ageing show what is due.
Can I give workshops a different rate?
Each part has a retail and a wholesale price. The invoice switches to the wholesale rate from a minimum quantity you set, and you can change the rate on a line by hand.
Does it work offline?
The Windows app works fully offline with local backups, and the Android app keeps billing offline and syncs later. The web app needs internet.
Can I take returns?
Yes. A credit note puts the part back in stock and reverses the GST; parts returned to your supplier go on a debit note.
What does it cost?
Rack and bin locations and advanced reports such as receivable ageing are part of the Pro plan (₹499/month, ₹4,999/year or ₹9,999 for 3 years). Starter (₹299/month, ₹2,999/year or ₹6,999 for 3 years) covers barcode billing, purchases, credit, GST reports and the books, along with billing and stock. Every new business gets a 7-day free trial with everything unlocked.
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