Built for pharmacies across Indiranagar, Koramangala, Whitefield, Jayanagar, HSR Layout and the rest of Bengaluru. Voice billing in Kannada. GST-ready from day one.
Voice billing in Kannada — handles Bengaluru's English-mixed Kannada code-switching naturally
Auto-import existing Marg ERP stock CSV — batches preserved
GST 5% with GSTR-1 + GSTR-3B export (₹0 extra)
Expiry Guard alerts on 30-day + 60-day windows
WhatsApp purchase orders to distributors (OTC Road and Chickpet wholesalers) — one-tap confirm
PWA works on any phone — no install needed
Most Karnataka pharmacists compare software on five things: does it auto-maintain the Schedule H1 register per D&C Rules Rule 65 (three-year retention, ideally tamper-evident), does it block expired stock from being sold rather than just warn about it, does it handle the current GST slabs correctly — 5% on most medicines after the September 2025 GST Council revision, 12% or 18% on others — rather than one hardcoded rate, does billing keep working when the internet drops, and is the pricing published or does it need a sales call to find out.
Marg ERP, the desktop system many Karnataka pharmacies already run, charges roughly ₹4,000 a year (₹333/month) for billing alone plus an annual AMC — about ₹12,000 over three years before any AI features. Nesayo's billing is free forever with no invoice limit; the optional AI Employee (voice billing, photo prescription scanning, five autonomous agents) is ₹999/month. See the full breakdown on the Nesayo vs Marg ERP comparison or run your own numbers with the margin calculator.
Under D&C Rules Rule 65, every Schedule H1 sale needs the prescriber's name, the patient's details, the batch and the quantity recorded and kept for three years, open to inspection by your state's Drugs Control Department. Nesayo writes that entry automatically on every qualifying sale instead of a paper register, and expired stock is hard-blocked at the counter rather than flagged — Section 27 of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act makes selling either an offence, not a formality. See the exact columns in the Schedule H1 register format guide.
Nesayo bills offline by design — it caches locally as a Progressive Web App, so a bill can be completed and printed even when the connection drops, then syncs automatically once it's back. That matters most for counters away from the city core, where a dead router isn't rare. Try it on the live demo or see every free tool on the tools page.
Yes — Nesayo works across Bangalore and all of Karnataka. Cloud-based, voice billing in Kannada, GST-ready, mobile-first.
Yes. Export your Marg stock CSV, upload to Nesayo. Batches, expiry, MRP, HSN auto-detected.
Yes. Nesayo combines AI with our speech engine speech recognition to handle Bengaluru Kannada — including the English and Hindi code-switching common in the city — alongside English medicine names. Works for all 10 major Indian languages.
Schedule H/H1 registers are auto-maintained per sale (3-year retention per D&C Rules Rule 65). The Karnataka State Drugs Control Department's spot-checks pass cleanly with digital records instead of hand-filled registers.
Pharmacy billing on Nesayo is free forever in Bangalore — ₹0 for unlimited bills, GST, medicine database, Schedule H/H1, FEFO and expiry tracking. Marg charges roughly ₹4,000/year (~₹333/month) just for billing — across the ~6,500 pharmacies the Karnataka Chemists and Druggists Association counts in Bengaluru alone, that adds up. As of 2026-08-26, voice billing and the 5 AI agents are an optional AI Employee add-on at ₹999/month (₹9,990/year) that typically pays for itself in week one by preventing ₹15,000-30,000/month in expiry and lost refills. First 100 pharmacies lock it at ₹299/month for life.
2-minute signup. No credit card. Free billing — AI Employee ₹999/month.
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