Structured imports
Bring common accounting and spreadsheet exports into one claim workspace while preserving source references.
Self-serve automation · coming soon
Turn refund source records into reviewable filing outputs.
We are building a self-serve workflow for service-export refunds under LUT. The goal is to automate repeatable preparation work while keeping every exception and judgement visible for review.
See the workflow for your claim. Two answers; no email required.
Exports of services under LUTStatement 3Annexure BReview before filing
One workflow from raw records to review-ready outputs
A focused self-serve workflow for the work service exporters and their CAs repeat every claim period. Early access is not open yet.
Exception-led reconciliation
Automate deterministic matches and send missing, conflicting or judgement-dependent items to review.
Traceable computation
Show Rule 89(4) inputs, exclusions and ledger caps instead of returning an unexplained number.
Validated statement outputs
Prepare Statement 3 and Annexure B files against the expected formats, with a reviewer-ready archive.
What exists today—and what is coming.
The self-serve automation product is in development. The current site explains the workflow and provides free educational guidance; it is not the finished product or a filing engagement.
- Early access is not open yet; the current flow explains the preparation workflow and provides immediate guidance.
- No GST password, OTP or document upload is requested by the current guided flow.
- Eligibility and credit treatment remain for the taxpayer and qualified adviser to review.
- Direct GSTN filing and RFD-01 signing are not being advertised as current capabilities.
A complete claim is more than a JSON file.
Statement 3 explains export invoices and service realisations. Annexure B explains inward supplies and the ITC considered in the claim. The refund calculation, ledger limits, declarations and supporting attachments still need their own review.
Fast GST Refund keeps those parts connected but separately reviewable, so an accepted upload is not mistaken for a supported claim. We are also exploring isolated automation workspaces that can operate spreadsheets and official offline utilities; that architecture is still in development.
Continue with the right working.
Use the source guide that matches the next decision in your claim.
For Chartered AccountantsCreate a consistent collection and review path across clients.For software exportersConnect overseas invoices, receipts and business purchases.For SaaS companiesHandle subscriptions, settlements and imported-service costs.GST refund document guideBuild the source pack before preparing portal files.What the refund claim containsSee how statements, calculation and attachments fit together.Five best-fit refund toolsCompare current routes and the Fast GST Refund workflow.
Page reviewed 20 September 2026.