AamdaniSuppliers

Every bill,
every
payment.

Keep bills and payments for every supplier and client, so the balance with each person is always clear.

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Built for contractors and small businesses in Pakistan

In the app

Everyone you deal with, in one list.

A real screen from Aamdani: each person with what is still to pay or to get.

Everyone you deal with, in one list.

Who you deal with

Every supplier and client in one list.

Record bills, payments and advances against each person, in cash, from the bank or by wallet.

Cement dealerSteel supplierBrick kilnHardware storeClientInvestor
BillPaymentAdvanceCashBankJazzCash
Electric shopSanitary storePaint shopTransporterSubcontractorPlot seller

One flow

From the first bill to a settled balance.

Add the person, record bills and payments, and see exactly what is still to pay or to get.

  1. 01Add the personSupplier, client or investor
  2. 02Record bills and paymentsCash, bank or wallet
  3. 03See the balanceTo pay and to get, per person
Person
Madina CementCement dealerSupplierProjectsDHA 45, Bahria 241Usually paid byMeezan BankFirst billAugust 2026
Ledger
Bills and paymentsBill100 bagsRs 1,45,000Paymentbank-Rs 1,45,000Bill200 bagsRs 2,90,000Bill135 bagsRs 1,96,000To payRs 4,86,000
Balances
Everyone at a glanceMadina Cementto payRs 4,86,000Lucky Steelto payRs 1,10,000Bahria 241 clientto getRs 2,50,000

Why contractors keep their accounts in Aamdani.

Every bill and payment sits with its person, so balances add up on their own.

01

Keep each supplier’s bills together

A cement supplier may make several deliveries before you settle the account. Record the bills against that supplier instead of mixing them with unrelated cash spending. That creates a record you can review when a supplier asks about a payment.

02

Record payments as well as purchases

A bill and a payment are different parts of the record. If an illustrative supplier balance is Rs 185k and you pay Rs 100k against it, the amount still to pay is Rs 85k. Record both events to keep the balance meaningful rather than remembering a running total.

03

Separate money to get from money to pay

Client balances and supplier balances answer different questions. The app shows money to get and money to pay, with a balance for each party. You can review an individual client, supplier or worker without searching across project notes.

04

Share a statement when it is needed

A clear statement helps explain which entries produced a balance. Aamdani supports person statements as PDF, with PDF and Excel exports for account and monthly reports, so you can share the recorded figures with the relevant person and review them together.

4FAQ

Questions, answered.

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These records track payments and balances. They are not a bank transfer service. Make the actual payment using your usual method, then record it in Aamdani.

Yes. Each plot, building or client contract is its own project with its own costs, budget, stage and profit.

Yes. Mark daily attendance (present, half day or absent), review wages and advances, and record selected workers’ payments in the payday view. Pay slips can be shared on WhatsApp. These are payment records; Aamdani does not move money from your bank.

Entries are saved on your phone first and sync when you are back online. Account and monthly PDF or Excel exports need the internet. Plot, building, person and Home-spending PDFs are made on the phone.