E-way Bill System User manual has been released. The trial runs for e-way Bill has started from 16-01-2018 to 31-01-2018) and final roll out is scheduled on 01-02-2018.
The manual aims to explain the operational procedure on how to use web based e-Way Bill system. Also it explains the features and roles of various stake holders in using E-way Bill system.
This manual is intended for registered taxpayers under GST and un-registered transporters, who are the main stakeholders of e-Way Bill system under GST.
The Manual gives invaluable guidance on the following subjects:
Features of the e-Way Bill System
Registering and Enrolling for e-Way Bill Systems
Registering by Taxpayers on the e-Way Bill System
Enroling by GST un-registered transporters
Opening the e-Way Bill System
Logging into e-Way Bill System
Options of e-Way Bill
Generating new e-Way Bill
Generating Bulk e-Way Bills
Updating Vehicle Number
Cancelling E-way bill
Printing E-Way Bill
Managing Consolidated e-Way Bills
Generating Consolidated E-way bill
Generating Bulk Consolidated E-way bill
Cancelling Consolidated E-way bill
Printing Consolidated EWB
Updating Vehicle Number for CEWB
Managing Masters
Products
Clients/Customers
Suppliers
Transporters
Rejecting e-Way Bills
Generating Reports
Managing Sub-Users
Create Sub-User
Freeze Sub-User
Update Sub-User
Change Password
Registering for other modes of generation
For SMS
For Android-The e-Way Bill system enables the user to generate an e -Way bill through android application as well.
For Transporter
Best Practices to follow
Mistakes while generating e-Way Bills and how to overcome them
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