myBillBook is built to make billing and collection painless on a phone, and it does that well. The gap it leaves is the one your accountant fills in a spreadsheet every quarter — and this page is about whether that gap has started costing you more than the software.
| Capability | tBiz | myBillBook |
|---|---|---|
| Accounting | ||
| Double-entry vouchers & ledgers | Yes | Simplified |
| Keyboard-first voucher entry | Yes | No |
| Trial balance, P&L, balance sheet | Yes | Limited |
| Cost centres & branch reporting | Yes | No |
| Audit trail on every posting | Yes | Limited |
| GST & compliance | ||
| GST tax invoice & bill of supply | Yes | Yes |
| E-invoice IRN — payload built & validated | Prepared, not filed | Yes |
| E-way bill from the sales voucher | Prepared, not filed | Yes |
| GSTR-1, 3B & 2B reconciliation | Yes | Reports only |
| UAE VAT return & TRN handling | Yes | No |
| Bilingual Arabic–English invoices | No | No |
| Inventory & manufacturing | ||
| Multi-warehouse stock | Yes | Limited |
| Batch, expiry & serial numbers | Yes | Plan dependent |
| Bill of materials & production | Yes | No |
| Job work in and out | Yes | No |
| Barcode entry on mobile | Scanner, not camera | Yes |
| Beyond the books | ||
| Payroll, attendance & payslips | Included | Basic |
| HR shifts, leave & document expiry | Included | No |
| CRM, leads board & follow-ups | Included | Basic |
| Field staff GPS & geofenced attendance | Included | No |
| WhatsApp invoices & reminders | Included | Yes |
| Access & licensing | ||
| Runs in a browser, no install | Yes | Yes |
| Windows desktop build | Yes | Yes |
| Android app for billing & approvals | Yes | Yes |
| Unlimited users | Yes | Per seat |
| Multi-company & multi-branch | Yes | Plan dependent |
| Data import from Tally / Busy | Yes | Generic CSV |
If your CA exports your data and rebuilds the accounts in their own software every quarter, you are paying for that twice — once in fees and once in the three weeks where nobody can answer what the business actually made.
A purchase entry records what a bill said. A purchase order that stays open, a GRN that records what actually arrived, and a three-way match are what stop you paying for 500 when 480 came.
The moment there are two locations, "how did the shop do" becomes a question the system either answers or does not. Branch-wise profit is a filter in tBiz and an export-and-add-up exercise elsewhere.
Simplicity and price. Getting a small trader billing and chasing payments is a genuinely different product goal, and for that job a lighter tool is the better tool.
It produces the reports most small businesses need day to day, but the general ledger behind it is simplified — which is why a CA usually rebuilds the accounts elsewhere at period end. tBiz posts a balanced voucher for every document, so the trial balance is the system’s own.
The accounting your CA currently does outside the software, plus stock in multiple locations, purchase orders and GRNs, payroll, and branch-wise reporting. What you give up is simplicity, which is a real cost and worth being honest about.
Yes. The Android app covers billing, collections, approvals and stock, and the field app adds geofenced check-ins for staff who are out all day.
You set the series and the starting number when you open the company, so the numbering continues rather than restarting — which matters, because a broken series is a GST problem and not just an aesthetic one.
Parties, items and opening balances come across as CSV, and a year-end boundary makes the move clean.
Import your parties and items and produce a trial balance from your own books for the first time.