Round off the bill total
Turn on round-off to trim each bill's payable to the nearest rupee, with the difference recorded to a round-off ledger and shown on the invoice.
Quick steps
- 1
Open Business Profile settings
Go to settings and find the billing / Round Off option.
- 2
Enable Round Off
Switch it on. It's opt-in, so it only applies once enabled.
- 3
Bill as usual
On each bill, Storeflea rounds the final payable to the nearest rupee automatically.
- 4
See it on the invoice
The round-off amount is shown as its own line on the printed invoice and receipt.
Round-off removes the awkward paise from a total (e.g. ₹499.60 → ₹500, or ₹499.40 → ₹499) so cash handling is clean. In Storeflea it's an opt-in setting — nothing changes until you turn it on.
Turning it on
Enable Round Off in your settings. Once on, every new bill's final payable is rounded to the nearest rupee, and the small difference is recorded to a dedicated round-off ledger so your books still balance to the paisa.
Where it shows
- On the printed invoice and receipt, as its own line.
- In analytics, the round-off is accounted for, so totals reconcile.
Order of operations
Round-off is the last step — it applies after items, discounts and tax. So a bill can have line discounts, a bill discount and round-off all together, and the rounded figure is what the customer pays.
Multi-shop: the setting follows the account hierarchy, so you can rely on a consistent rule across branches.
Frequently asked
How do I round bill totals to the nearest rupee in Storeflea?
Turn on Round Off in settings — it's opt-in. After that, every bill's final payable is rounded to the nearest rupee automatically, the difference is posted to a round-off ledger, and the round-off appears as a line on the invoice and receipt.
Does round-off mess up my accounts?
No. The rounded difference is recorded to a dedicated round-off ledger, so your books still balance exactly and analytics reconcile.