Import the source records
Bring in accounting exports, GST records, invoices and receipt evidence without re-keying the same data into every working.
For software exporters and their CAs
GST refund preparation, automated.
We’re building self-serve automation for Indian service exporters and the CAs who review their claims.
Import source records, reconcile invoices and receipts, surface exceptions, calculate a traceable working, and prepare validated Statement 3 and Annexure B outputs.
Early access is not open yet. The current guidance is free.
Your refund automation workspaceImport. Reconcile. Review exceptions.
GST returns & credit ledgerRecords
Invoices & bank evidenceDetails
Keep exceptions visible
Trace each output back to its source record.
3Statement 3Export details
BAnnexure BInput tax credit
Automate the repetitive work.
Keep the judgement reviewable.
Keep the judgement reviewable.
From source records
to reviewable outputs.
This is the product workflow we are validating. It is not publicly launched yet.
Reconcile and explain exceptions
Match invoices to receipts and inward supplies to returns. Keep missing, conflicting and judgement-dependent rows visible.
Prepare validated outputs
Produce a traceable Rule 89(4) working and validated Statement 3 and Annexure B outputs for you or your CA to review.
For your business.
Or your client’s next claim.
Whether you handle one application or a practice full of them, start with the work in front of you.
Start with
your claim.
Choose your current stage and the work you need to complete. We will show the relevant preparation workflow and immediate next steps.
Two answersSee the relevant workflow.
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Make sense of the paperwork.
Practical reading for your next refund application.
Start with the records
GST refund documents for software exporters: a preparation checklist
Gather the invoices, bank evidence, returns and ITC working needed to prepare a service-export refund under LUT, with a clear check for missing records.
Read the guide Know the statementsStatement 3 and Annexure B: what goes where?
Export invoices on one side, inward supplies and input tax credit on the other. Understand the two statements before preparing them.
Read the guide Reconcile your recordsGST returns vs Zoho Books: reconcile your refund records
Prepare a service-export refund by matching books, GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-2B and receipts. A worked example explains why their totals can differ.
Read the guideA few things
you might be wondering.
Have another question?
Get in touch.
Who is Fast GST Refund for?
GST-registered Indian freelancers, software businesses and agencies exporting services under a Letter of Undertaking (LUT), and the CAs who prepare their refund applications.
What are you building?
A self-serve product for service-export GST refund preparation: import source records, reconcile invoices and receipts, surface exceptions, calculate a traceable working, and prepare validated Statement 3 and Annexure B outputs for final review.
What is the difference between Statement 3 and Annexure B?
Statement 3 concerns export invoices and, for services, their BRC/FIRC realisation details. Annexure B concerns inward invoices and the input tax credit included in a refund claim. They describe different sides of the application; one does not replace the other.
Read the comparison and sourcesDo I need Zoho Books to get started?
No. Fast GST Refund is designed to work from common accounting and spreadsheet exports. The current guided flow does not connect to your accounting or GST account.
Can I use this with my CA?
Yes. Automation prepares a traceable pack and keeps exceptions visible, while you and your CA review eligibility and credit treatment before an authorised signatory files.
Is the automation product available now?
Not yet. We are building the self-serve preparation workflow now. The current two-question flow and its guidance are free; product pricing has not been announced.