The invoicing half of a business — customers, invoices, payments, credit notes — usually lives in an accounting package the founder guards. Kuzhu’s invoicing and finance module covers the operational layer: raise GST-compliant invoices against customers, track what is outstanding and for how long, record payments as they arrive, and issue credit notes that reference what they correct. Recurring invoices raise themselves on schedule, which is most of what a services business bills.
Everything is built for Indian invoicing: GSTIN validation, place-of-supply logic, CGST/SGST/IGST split, HSN/SAC codes on lines, and invoice numbering from configured sequences that auditors can enumerate. The documents look like your company — letterhead, branding, terms — and go out as PDFs your customers’ accounts teams accept without a phone call.
The receivables view is the part founders actually open: who owes what, aged into buckets, with the follow-up state recorded so two people do not chase the same invoice and nobody chases a paid one. Payment records reconcile against invoices — partial payments, advances, TDS deducted by the customer — so "outstanding" means outstanding, not "we think".