About BizMzansi
BizMzansi covers the small jobs that eat into a business owner’s week: sending an invoice, quoting a customer, working out a selling price, or checking whether a product earns enough.
Private by design
Invoices and quotes are built in your browser. Your business details, customer names, logo and prices are not uploaded or stored. When you are done, print the document or save it as a PDF from your browser’s print dialog.
VAT and the law
The tools help you work out amounts. They do not decide whether you must register for VAT or what a valid tax invoice must contain. For that, check the official rules on the SARS website. Figures such as the VAT rate come from one place and show the date they were last checked.
These are estimates for information only. They are not financial, tax or legal advice.
Where to start
Pick the tool that matches the stage you are at.
- Setting a price. The hourly rate calculator, the freelance pricing calculator, the markup calculator and the profit margin calculator turn costs into prices.
- Selling and getting paid. Create a quotation, an invoice and a receipt, send a statement and chase late accounts with the payment reminder generator.
- Buying. The purchase order generator records what you asked a supplier for.
- Staying afloat. The break-even calculator and the cash flow forecast show how much you must sell and whether the bank balance holds up.
- Pay and offers. The commission calculator and the discount calculator handle everyday sums.
Documents stay on your device
The document tools build the page in your browser. Your customers' names, prices and banking details are not uploaded or stored. Print the document or save it as a PDF from your browser, and keep your own copy.
What these tools cannot do
They do arithmetic and lay out documents. They do not check that a document meets every legal or tax requirement for your business, such as the details a VAT-registered business must show on a tax invoice. Check the current rules with the tax authority or your accountant.