Match Invoice Reference Numbers between your books and the IRP portal. Identify mismatched, missing, and pending IRNs before filing your GST returns.
Enter invoice details and IRN numbers from your books and the IRP portal to see the matching status in real time.
Pick Excel, Word, or PDF. Each format has columns for invoice details, book-side IRN, portal-side IRN, and a status column.
Fill in your company name, GSTIN, financial year, and the month you are reconciling.
Enter each invoice with its number, date, taxable value, GST amount, and the IRN from your books and the IRP portal.
The template flags matched, mismatched, and pending invoices. Generate missing IRNs and fix mismatches before your GSTR-1 filing.
Grab a blank template in the format that fits your workflow.
Spreadsheet with formulas. Best for bulk IRN reconciliation with auto-matching.
Pre-formatted document. Best for sharing with auditors and compliance teams.
Print-ready layout. Best for audit workpapers and compliance documentation.
Stop reconciling e-invoices manually. Let automation match IRNs, flag mismatches, and sync with your GSTR-1 in real time.
E-invoice reconciliation ensures every B2B invoice that should carry an IRN actually has one, and the details on the IRP portal match your accounting records.
Pull all B2B invoices from your ERP or accounting system for the reconciliation period, including invoice number, date, and taxable amounts.
Export the list of IRNs generated on the IRP portal for the same period. The portal export includes the IRN, invoice reference, and generation timestamp.
Map each invoice in your books to its corresponding IRN on the portal. Flag invoices with no IRN (pending) or a different IRN (mismatch).
Common causes: IRN not generated within the 30-day window, cancelled IRN without a replacement, or data entry errors in the invoice JSON payload.
Generate missing IRNs, correct mismatched data, and confirm all eligible invoices are covered before your GSTR-1 filing deadline.
E-invoice compliance is mandatory for eligible businesses. These practices keep your IRN reconciliation clean and penalty-free.
E-invoice IRN reconciliation is the process of matching the Invoice Reference Numbers generated on the IRP portal against the invoices recorded in your accounting system. It ensures every invoice that should have been reported was reported, and the details match what your books show.
Yes. There is no cost, no account creation, and no watermark on any format. The interactive tool runs entirely in your browser and the downloadable files are yours to keep and reuse.
As of 2024, businesses with an aggregate annual turnover exceeding ₹5 crore must generate e-invoices through the IRP portal for all B2B supplies. The threshold has been progressively lowered from ₹500 crore when the mandate started in October 2020.
The invoice is considered invalid under GST law. The buyer cannot claim ITC on it, and penalties may apply for non-compliance. The supplier must generate the IRN within 30 days of the invoice date.
Yes, but only within 24 hours of IRN generation on the IRP portal. After 24 hours, you must issue a credit note against the original invoice and generate a new IRN for the credit note.
When you generate an IRN on the IRP portal, the invoice details are automatically populated in your GSTR-1 return. Reconciling IRNs ensures your GSTR-1 is accurate and complete, reducing manual data entry errors.
Templates work when you process a few dozen invoices per month. Once volumes grow into hundreds or thousands of invoices, automation handles bulk IRN generation, real-time status tracking, and auto-reconciliation against your ERP far more reliably.