Drop a month. See the return and every check.
Files are identified from their headings, never their names, and read by the reader written for each marketplace. Run the sample month to watch a blocker surface.
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Read: Filing GSTR-1 as an Amazon seller, without guessing · Table 13: what counts as a document issued · Filing GSTR-1 as a Meesho seller · Filing GSTR-1 as a Flipkart seller · Why a B2CS row can legitimately be negative · Filing GSTR-1 as a Myntra seller
Three steps, and nothing leaves the page.
- 01Download the month’s reports from each marketplace. Which file to download lists the menu path.
- 02Drop them here together, zips included. Each is recognised from its headings.
- 03Read the checks. The JSON itself comes from the app, free for 2 GSTINs: drop the same files there.
Each rule, and what it does when it fails.
No. They are read in this page, in your browser. Close the tab and they are gone.
Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho and Myntra, from their standard exports. A register or any other file needs the app, where you map its columns once.
Amazon: the MTR B2C and MTR B2B reports, as the zips they download as. Flipkart: the Sales Report, and the Report for GSTR-1 and GSTR-8 Return Filing. Meesho: the GST report zip and the tax invoice zip. Myntra: the three GSTR report CSVs, packed, RT and RTO; they carry no HSN code, so the app asks for one per article type, once.
Not on this page. The JSON is on the free plan: sign up, drop the same files, and download it once no blocker remains. Then upload it on the GST portal under GSTR-1, Prepare offline, check the summary, and file with your DSC or EVC.
They need a reader that runs on a server, so this page names them and leaves them out. The app reads them, and a person confirms what was read before it counts.
The other free tools
All free toolsDo the whole month in fynxIQ.
This check and every other, on every return, with the GSTR-2B, the GSTR-3B draft and Tally. Free for 2 GSTINs and 6 prepared returns a month.