Inches & mixed fractions, natively.
A dedicated numeric keypad with a ½ key. Type 36 3/16 and Kanch handles the math conversions, area, totals without sending you to a calculator.
Mixed-fraction inches. Chargeable rules. Polish in running feet. Holes, cutouts, GST, PI numbers. Finally, an invoice tool that speaks the way your shop quotes.
Generic invoice apps treat glass like a line item. Kanch treats it like a measurement — fractions and all — and runs the same chargeable, polish, and area math you've been doing on paper.
A dedicated numeric keypad with a ½ key. Type 36 3/16 and Kanch handles the math conversions, area, totals without sending you to a calculator.
Round up. Add fixed inches. Snap to multiples of 3. Set a rule per glass type and every row gets the chargeable dimension your customer expects.
Polish on L, B, or both running feet auto-converted to square feet. Per-hole and per-cutout pricing on the same row. No spreadsheet gymnastics.
Designed in conversation with dealers and manufacturers, not a generic bookkeeping tool with the labels swapped.
Select cells. Copy. Paste from your spreadsheet. Keyboard-first navigation, the way the floor expects.
Unique, sequential proforma invoice numbers per company. No more handwritten registers and crossed-out IDs.
Your logo, your bank details, UPI QR, signatures, calculations footer. One tap. Send to WhatsApp or email.
CGST + SGST or IGST automatically. Add admin or freight charges per invoice with a single percentage rule.
Tuffon, block, mirror, lacquered — your catalog of types with chargeable rules and rate-per-sqft, per glass.
Start on the shop tablet, finish on the desktop, send from your phone in the car. Everything stays in sync.
Open a new PI. Pick the customer. Type your first row — length, breadth, qty, glass type. Kanch does the rest, live, as you go.
Can't find what you're looking for? Email kanch.help@gmail.com — we read every message.
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