GST

Every month, thousands of Indian online sellers lose input tax credit, overpay GST, or receive a Rule 88C notice for one simple reason: their books never actually matched their marketplace reports. If you sell on Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, or even five platforms at once, you already know the pain of downloading a dozen settlement files […]

Every month, thousands of Flipkart sellers open their GST portal, compare it against their own books, and find the same problem: the TCS figure does not match. If your Flipkart GST reconciliation process only looks at your Sales Sheet, you are probably missing a data source that sits quietly in a separate file, the Cashback

You download your Meesho Tax File. You download your TCS Sales File. You open both in Excel, side by side, ready to close the books for the month. Then the numbers refuse to match, and you spend the next three hours hunting for the missing invoice. If that sounds familiar, you already understand why Meesho

Ten hours. That is roughly how long many accounting teams spend every month just downloading Amazon reports, cleaning spreadsheets, and checking whether the numbers actually match. If you sell on Amazon or manage the books for sellers who do, you already know this pain firsthand. An Amazon GST automation tool exists to solve exactly this

Flipkart deducts more than a dozen separate fees, commissions, and TCS charges from every single settlement, and most sellers only discover this when their bank credit does not match their invoice value. That gap is exactly why Narti Flipkart settlement reconciliation software has become essential for Indian eCommerce sellers in 2026. If you have ever

Nearly 68% of Indian online sellers still reconcile their marketplace settlement reports in spreadsheets, according to industry surveys of GST practitioners in 2026. That habit costs the average multi-marketplace seller more than 20 hours a month — and it’s rarely just a time problem. Mismatched TCS, misnamed products, and inconsistent settlement data are among the