Prepare the records
Add each customer and confirm the supply rate and billing terms.
For water jar suppliers
Keep customer water supply charges and payments clear with recurring billing and monthly account reviews.
Android app · Watch the Hindi tutorial · Setup help on WhatsApp

See the actual app workflow
This tutorial uses milk and newspaper examples to explain recurring billing.
Open the tutorial on YouTube ↗Hindi tutorial · Watch here or on YouTube
A practical routine for your team
Add each customer and confirm the supply rate and billing terms.
Review recurring charges and actual supply changes.
Reconcile the account and check your separate empty-jar register.
A suggested handover routine for your existing operation.
Start with one real account
Start with a small set of products or service items, confirm opening customer balances, then prepare one checked bill before moving the rest of your records.
Useful guides for your business

Log daily deliveries, skip leave days, and generate one clean monthly bill with a UPI QR for milk, water jar and newspaper customers.

Copy five original reminder templates for upcoming dues, overdue bills, part-payments and balance disputes; check the ledger first.

Use a seven-day migration checklist to verify opening stock, customer dues, supplier balances and the first real bills.
Add each customer and confirm the supply rate and billing terms. Watch the linked tutorial and try one checked record before adding the rest.
Record opening balances and customer payments, then review them against charges in the customer ledger.
Assign responsibility for entry checks and payment reconciliation. The steps on this page describe a suggested team routine; confirm account access requirements with DAM support.
Visit the pricing section on the DAM website for current plans, or ask support about the features you need.
Start with one customer, one checked entry and a balance you understand.