With the Generate e-Invoice PDF API, you can instantly generate a downloadable e-Invoice PDF. The PDF follows the NIC e-Invoice template, making it easy to share with recipients in a consistent format. This API completes the invoice generation flow, as below.

GSTR-2A is an dynamic statement generated by the GST Department that contains details of purchases and gets updated whenever new invoices are reported by suppliers. Automating GSTR-2A reconciliation helps match your purchase ledger with the GSTR-2A statement, identify discrepancies in advance to take action and avoid issues during time of filing.

X-Accept-Cache header gives more control to API users over caching in Sandbox APIs. The following APIs now support this header:

GSTR-2B is an auto-drafted statement generated by the GST Department that contains details of purchases and Input Tax Credit (ITC). Automating GSTR-2B reconciliation helps match your purchase ledger with the GSTR-2B statement, identify discrepancies, and accurately claim ITC.

We have deployed new API contracts for GST E-Way Bill APIs, as detailed in the changelog here. Consequently, the previous contracts have been deprecated.

New API contracts for GST E-Way Bill API have been published along with improvements and bug fixes.

As notified in the changelog dated 14.05.2024, version 1.0 of Aadhaar OKYC APIs will be discontinued by 31st October 2024. All requests and responses will be as per version 2.0 of the API contract.

As notified in the changelog dated 23.04.2024, the older contract of MCA APIs will be discontinued by 31st October 2024. Existing users are to keep this in mind and accordingly plan their migration to the new API contracts.

With this API, deductors and collectors can avoid penalties and notices related to their TDS and TCS returns, saving the time and effort required for filing correction returns.

X-Accept-Cache header gives more control to API users over caching in Sandbox APIs. Search GSTIN API and Track GST Returns API now support X-Accept-Cache header. You can read more about the header here.