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Load Client Data

Where Sidebar Client Management Load Client Data

The doorway from platform mode into a client's books — and the place to answer "which of my clients still is not filed this month" without opening a single one of them.

First
The page has three tabs doing three different jobs: Client Overview opens a client, GSTR-1 Status tracks the whole practice against this month's deadline, and GST Credentials stores portal logins.
SCREENSHOT · the Client Overview tab with client tiles and the Open Store button, and the three tabs across the top

Loads that client's data and switches Quillix into store mode for them — the whole sidebar becomes that client's pages and lands you on their Dashboard.

  1. Find the client on the Client Overview tab. Search matches name, code or city.
  2. Click Open Store on its tile and wait for the confirmation.
  3. You are now working inside that client. Everything you do applies to them until you come back here and open a different one.
Why the tiles are so plain
They deliberately show only identity — name, type, code, GSTIN, state. Sales figures and filing status live on the GSTR-1 Status tab, so this stays a fast chooser rather than a slow dashboard.

While you are inside a client, the top bar shows an Auditor · Impersonating marker with an Exit control. That is how you get back to platform mode.

  1. Look at the top bar — it names the client you are currently working inside.
  2. Click Exit to leave that client and return to the platform view.
  3. From there you can open a different client.
Check before you type
That marker is the one reliable answer to "whose books am I actually in", and it appears only while you are inside a client. Glance at it before you enter anything — it is cheaper than moving an invoice between clients afterwards.
  1. Click Refresh above the tiles.
  2. Use it if you have just added a client in Manage Clients and it has not appeared here yet.
Note
Only active clients appear here. A client you cannot find is usually deactivated, not missing — check Manage Clients.

One row per client for the current filing period, showing its period, due date and countdown, invoice count, tax payable, filing status and the date it was filed.

  1. Open the GSTR-1 Status tab. The figures are fetched the first time you open it, not when the page loads, so give it a moment.
  2. Read the Due Date column — it is colour-coded per client: red when due or overdue, amber within 5 days, plain otherwise.
  3. Quarterly clients carry a QRMP badge and are tracked on their own quarterly cycle with a 13th-of-the-month due date.
  4. The footer totals the invoice count and tax payable across every client, and counts how many are filed versus pending.
Note
The counts and tax figures are cached for the session. Use Refresh on the Client Overview tab to force them to be recalculated.

Records that you have submitted that client's GSTR-1 on the portal — and locks that period's invoices in the client's own books.

  1. Click Mark Filed on the client's row once the return is actually submitted on the GST portal.
  2. The status turns to Filed and the date is stamped.
  3. Click Reset to put it back to Pending if you marked it by mistake.
This is not just a note to yourself
Marking Filed locks that period's invoices in the client's Sales History and GSTR-1 page, so nobody can quietly edit a return you have already submitted.

Quillix picks the filing period for you and rolls it forward on its own once a due date passes. You never set it here.

  1. For a monthly client, GSTR-1 for a month is due on the 11th of the next month. Up to and including the 11th, the period shown is still the previous month — because that return is what is actually due.
  2. From the 12th onwards, the period rolls forward to the current month.
  3. Quarterly clients follow their own quarterly ladder instead, with 13th-of-the-month due dates.
Not a bug
This is why the period can appear to jump overnight around the 11th. That is the rollover working as intended.

Keeps each client's GST portal username and password so you are not chasing them at filing time. The password is encrypted before it is stored and is only decrypted when you open this form. Auditors only.

  1. Open the GST Credentials tab and click Add, or Edit on a client that already has one.
  2. Enter the GST username or GSTIN and the portal password. Notes is free text — useful for things like which filing method, or where the DSC lives.
  3. Save. The password shows as dots in the table from then on.
Filing passwords only
Never put bank credentials in here, or anything else granting an irreversible permission. This box is scoped to the GST portal on purpose.

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