Arth for Wholesale ยท Distribution ยท B2B Supply

Ship on credit.
Sleep knowing the numbers.

Quotes, orders, challans, invoices and outstanding balances in one chain - so the money owed to you is a report, not a recollection.

A warehouse manager checking stock on a tabletIllustration

A day at Vikram's distribution house.

Forty retailers, credit terms, and nothing on a loose sheet.

9:10 AMA retailer asks for rates. A quotation goes out from the phone in under a minute.Estimates
10:45 AMThe quote is accepted. It becomes a sales order without anything being retyped.Orders
12:30 PMGoods leave the warehouse on a delivery challan, with the e-way bill where it applies.Delivery challans
1:00 PMThe tax invoice raises itself against the challan. Stock and books move together.Accounting
4:00 PMPart payment arrives. The rest sits in that party's ledger, not in someone's memory.Payments ยท Khata
6:15 PMVikram checks who owes him what, and for how long, on one ageing screen.Receivables ageing
MonthlyStanding orders for regular retailers repeat on their own schedule.Recurring

Built for volume and credit.

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Quote โ†’ order โ†’ invoice

One chain, no retyping. Each step carries the last one's numbers forward.

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Party-wise everything

Each buyer's rates, balance, history and ledger in a single profile.

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Challans & e-way bills

Dispatch documentation raised alongside the invoice, not chased after it.

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Recurring orders

Standing arrangements with regular retailers repeat without a reminder to yourself.

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Know who owes you

Outstanding and ageing reports that tell you where working capital is stuck.

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Buy side too

Purchase orders, supplier bills and payables in the same ledger as your sales.

Move the goods.
Keep the receivables honest.