Starts at
₹749/mo
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Accoxi is a GST accounting and billing product from Aabasoft, aimed at Indian shops, service firms, startups and businesses that run more than one branch. It handles the everyday trio most small Indian businesses need from one screen: GST invoices, stock and books. E-invoice and e-way bill generation run directly from transactions, and TDS and TCS can be configured inside the same ledger, so a growing trader does not have to bolt on a separate compliance tool once turnover crosses the e-invoicing threshold.
The product is stronger on retail and multi-location work than most entry-level billing apps. Branch accounting rolls up into consolidated reports, stock can be moved between branches with a stock journal, and there is batch and expiry tracking, barcode billing, a POS screen and a loyalty module. A newer AI option reads a supplier bill from a photo or PDF and drafts the purchase invoice, which saves real typing for anyone entering dozens of purchase bills a week.
Where Accoxi falls short is the ecosystem around it. The features page names only one integration, Paperlez (Aabasoft's own document management tool), and says nothing about Tally import, bank feeds or payment gateways. Security is described in general terms, with encryption, access control and automated cloud backup but no certification. Apps exist for Windows and Android (Accoxi Touch), and the site does not mention an iPhone app.
Pricing is published in rupees and is low. A Free plan covers one business and one user, Basic costs Rs 299 a month (Rs 249 a month on annual billing), and Standard costs Rs 999 a month (Rs 849 on annual billing) with three users, Accoxi AI and a dedicated support desk. Multi-branch and larger firms are moved to a custom-quoted Enterprise plan. The site does not say whether GST is included in these prices, so ask before you pay. A single-user shop can start on Free, but if two or three people bill at once, budget for Standard.
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Best suited for: Small Indian traders and retailers that need GST billing, stock and barcode POS in one tool · Businesses with two or more branches that want consolidated books and stock transfers · Firms crossing the e-invoicing threshold that want e-invoices and e-way bills from the same software · Cost-conscious owners who want a free or sub-Rs 1,000 monthly accounting plan
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Accounting and invoicing
Tax and compliance
Inventory and retail
Branches and administration
AI capabilities
Every edition as published by the vendor · free trial: 14-day free trial mentioned alongside the Free plan. Prices exclude GST unless stated. Full Accoxi pricing breakdown
Free
Rs 0
month
Basic
Rs 299
month (Rs 249/month billed annually)
Standard
Rs 999
month (Rs 849/month billed annually)
Enterprise
Custom
Integrations
Security & compliance
For Indian businesses
Mobile apps
Android app is called Accoxi Touch. A Windows desktop app is also offered. No iOS app is mentioned on accoxi.com.
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Accoxi publishes rupee pricing. The Free plan costs nothing, Basic is Rs 299 a month or Rs 249 a month on annual billing, and Standard is Rs 999 a month or Rs 849 a month on annual billing. Enterprise, meant for larger and multi-branch businesses, is priced after a consultation. Accoxi does not say whether GST is included, so confirm this before buying.
Yes. Accoxi has a permanent Free plan for one business and one user with unlimited transactions, and the site also mentions a 14-day free trial. The Free plan is fine for a sole proprietor checking the software, but support and Accoxi AI come only on paid plans, so most businesses billing daily will end up on Basic or Standard.
The Accoxi pricing section lists Rs 299 and Rs 999 monthly prices without saying whether 18% GST is included or added. Businesses that want to claim input tax credit should ask Accoxi sales on +91-999-5844-111 or sales@accoxi.com for a GST invoice and the final payable amount before paying for an annual plan.
Yes. Accoxi generates GST e-invoices and e-way bills directly from sales transactions, along with automatic GST calculation and return-ready reports. It also handles TDS and TCS configuration and reporting. This makes Accoxi a reasonable choice for a business that has crossed the e-invoicing turnover limit and wants compliance inside its billing tool.
Accoxi includes real-time stock tracking, warehouse management, batch and expiry tracking, barcode billing and a stock journal for transfers and production. Multi-branch accounting gives consolidated reports across locations. Larger multi-branch organisations are steered to the Enterprise plan, which has custom pricing rather than a published rate.
Accoxi offers an Android app called Accoxi Touch on Google Play for invoices, reports and financial data, plus a Windows desktop app downloadable from the website. The Accoxi website does not mention an iPhone or iPad app, so iOS users should check with the vendor before committing.
Accoxi is cheaper at the low end and has retail tools such as POS, barcode billing, loyalty cards and batch-expiry tracking built in. Zoho Books has a much larger integration catalogue, bank feeds and an iOS app. Choose Accoxi for a price-sensitive shop or multi-branch trader; choose Zoho Books if integrations and connected banking matter more.
Accoxi says it uses encryption, access controls, role-based user permissions, an audit trail and automated cloud backup. It does not publish technical details or list certifications such as ISO 27001 or SOC 2. If your auditors need formal security evidence, ask Accoxi for documentation before you move your books.
Accoxi is built by Aabasoft, whose name appears in the Accoxi website footer as the company powering the product. Aabasoft also makes Paperlez, a document management tool, which is the one integration listed on the Accoxi features page for digital approvals and paperless document storage.
Accoxi supports bulk import and export of data and year-end closing with carried-forward balances. The features page does not mention a dedicated Tally migration tool, so a business moving from Tally should ask Accoxi during the free consultation how opening balances, ledgers and item masters will be transferred.
Accoxi publishes its plans at https://www.accoxi.com/. It offers a free plan. Check that page for current prices, as plans change.
Yes. Accoxi's official site offers a free trial.
Yes. Accoxi's official website links to its Android app.
Accoxi is accounting software by Accoxi, an Indian company from Kochi. Online accounting with GST filing and inventory.
Accoxi's published pricing starts at ₹500/mo. Plans and taxes vary, so confirm on the official site.
App Advisor's listing records a free trial for Accoxi. Confirm the current trial terms on Accoxi's official site.
Yes. Accoxi is built by Accoxi, headquartered in Kochi, Kerala.
Accoxi suits small business, smb, mid-market buyers looking for accounting software with gst software and inventory software.
Popular alternatives in accounting software include Zoho Books, Frappe Books, ERPNext. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
Accoxi is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.
Accoxi · Kochi, Kerala · Founded 2019 · 1 product in our catalogue · Indian company
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