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Delivery challans that customers actually trust

A delivery challan is the bridge between 'we shipped it' and 'you owe us'. A messy challan creates disputes. A clean one closes the loop and unlocks payment.

Retail Management  ·  5 min read

What must be on every challan

  • Your name, GSTIN and address.
  • Consignee details and shipping address (may differ from billing).
  • Unique challan number and date, with reference to the PO or invoice.
  • Line-level items with quantity, HSN and UOM.
  • Transport mode, vehicle number, LR/AWB number.
  • A signature block for the receiver.

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When to raise a challan vs. an invoice

Use a challan for stock movements where the ownership or billing event hasn't happened yet: job-work, approvals, sample dispatch, inter-branch transfer. Use an invoice when the sale is final.

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