Discounts
Biller supports two kinds of discount, applied to a whole bill (not
individual items): a percentage off (e.g. 10% off) or a flat amount
off (e.g. Rs. 50 off). You first define named discounts for your outlet,
then apply one from the billing screen when you need it.
Creating a discount
- Go to Outlet in the admin side bar.
- Under Discounts, tap New Discount.
- Fill in:
- Discount Name -- e.g. "Festive 10% off", "Flat 50 off". This is
the name that shows up on the bill and the printed/customer receipt
once applied.
- Type -- Percentage or Flat amount.
- Value -- the percentage (e.g.
10 for 10%, capped at 100) or the
flat rupee amount (e.g. 50).
- Active -- only active discounts can be applied to a bill; toggle
one off to retire a past promotion without deleting its history.
- Tap Add.
Each discount you create appears as a card, showing its name, value and
whether it's active. Tap Update on a card to change it, or to delete it.

Applying a discount to a bill
- Open a bill on the billing screen.
- In the bill summary, next to Discount, tap Apply (or Change
if one is already applied).
- Pick one of your outlet's active discounts, or No discount to clear
whichever one is currently applied.
- Tap Apply.
The bill's total updates immediately -- tax is computed on the
post-discount amount, matching how the total is charged. Once applied, a
discount is locked in for that bill: editing or deleting the discount
definition afterwards (from Outlet settings) never changes a bill's total
retroactively.
Notes
- Discounts apply to the whole bill, not individual items -- there's no
per-item discount today.
- A discount can never take a bill below Rs. 0 -- an oversized percentage or
flat amount is automatically capped at the bill's subtotal.
- Applying a discount is available to admins, cashiers and waiters; only
admins can create, edit or delete discount definitions.
- The discount line shows up on every receipt surface -- the billing
screen, the customer's digital bill, the printed receipt and the thermal
print-out -- consistently.