GST Billing and Tally Export for Lab Software
Available todaySamLab produces GST-compliant invoices and maintains an in-app accounts ledger, so tax and daily collections are handled without a separate tool. Export to Tally or other accounting packages depends on your version and setup, so confirm the exact export path at a demo. Billing runs offline-first.
The detail
Diagnostic services are largely exempt from GST in India, which surprises labs expecting a tax column on every bill. Where GST does arise — typically on non-diagnostic items — it belongs on the invoice correctly, and the month’s figures need to reach whoever files. SamLab keeps the books and exports the figures; it is not a filing tool.
How it is set up
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Configure the lab’s GSTIN and the treatment of any taxable items.
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Invoices carry the correct treatment rather than a blanket rate.
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Financial registers give the period figures.
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Export for your accountant or for entry into Tally.
Questions labs ask
Is there a direct Tally connector?+
There is no live two-way Tally sync. The realistic workflow is exporting the period figures for entry or import. Anyone promising seamless Tally sync for a lab should be asked exactly which Tally version and which ledger mapping.
Do I charge GST on pathology tests?+
Diagnostic services are generally exempt, but your liability depends on your registration and what else you supply. That is a question for your accountant — the software follows the treatment you configure, it does not decide it for you.
Does it file returns?+
No. It produces the figures; filing happens through your accountant or the GST portal.
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