తెలుగులో బిల్ చేయండి
Type item and customer names the way they sound in English and Vinfoz turns them into Telugu (తెలుగు) instantly — on screen and on the printed GST bill. Built for shops across Andhra Pradesh & Telangana.
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No new skill to learn. If you can type in English, you can bill in Telugu.
Enter the item or customer name the way it sounds — like "tomato".
Vinfoz converts it to Telugu (తెలుగు) instantly as you type — nothing to press.
The GST invoice prints in Telugu on A4, A5 or thermal paper.
Item names, customer names and suppliers — in the web app and on Vinfoz Tap.
Name every product in Telugu — on screen, on the bill, and in stock lists.
Save customers in Telugu so their names read naturally on every invoice.
Enter suppliers in Telugu in purchase entries and payment records.
Same Telugu typing in the browser and in the Vinfoz Tap Android/iOS app.
Telugu has one of the largest working character sets of any Indian script once vattulu and gunintalu are counted. That is why so many shops in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana bill in English even when every customer reads Telugu.
Conjuncts attach below the base consonant. Reaching them on a standard layout takes a modifier sequence that slows billing to a crawl.
Each consonant takes sixteen vowel forms, several of which change the base letter's shape rather than just adding a mark.
Andhra Pradesh and Telangana share the script but not always the vocabulary; typing by sound handles regional word choice without a separate setting.
Vinfoz sidesteps all of it: you type the word the way it sounds in English and the correct Telugu letters appear as you type. Nothing to install, nothing to learn.
బియ్యం, చక్కెర, నూనె on the printed bill.
Party and variety names in Telugu on the invoice and the ledger.
Saree and fabric names customers use by name.
Customer names in Telugu on the bill and the credit ledger.
Used by shops in Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Guntur, Warangal, Tirupati and across both states.
Vinfoz bills in many Indian languages — pick yours.
Yes. Type the item and customer names in plain English and Vinfoz converts them to Telugu (తెలుగు) instantly, right on the invoice. The printed bill — A4, A5 or thermal — shows everything in Telugu.
No. You type the way it sounds in English (for example "tomato") and it becomes Telugu automatically. No keyboard layout to learn, no font to install — it works on any computer, phone or tablet.
Item names, customer names and supplier names all support Telugu. You can mix English and Telugu freely, and it works the same in the web app and the Vinfoz Tap mobile app.
Telugu typing is included — there is no extra charge. Vinfoz billing starts at just ₹6/day, and you can start free.
Yes. The name is stored as you see it, while GST numbers, HSN codes, amounts and tax reports stay standard — so your filing and accounting are unaffected.
Yes. Subscript consonants and the full set of vowel signs are produced from the phonetic spelling, including the forms that reshape the base consonant.
Yes. The script is the same and the converter works from how a word sounds, so regional vocabulary differences are handled naturally.
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