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Everything Indian sellers need to know about packing slips.
A packing slip is a document placed inside or attached to a shipment that lists the contents of the package. It helps buyers verify what they received, assists your team in packing accurately, and provides critical legal protection when a buyer claims items are missing or damaged — especially when combined with an unboxing video requirement.
No. A packing slip lists what is in the package. A GST invoice is a financial and tax document that includes prices, GST breakdown, GSTIN, and payment terms. For Indian e-commerce, both are recommended — the packing slip goes inside the package, and the GST invoice is sent digitally or separately. Use our GST Invoice Generator for tax invoices.
A packing slip is not a tax document, so GSTIN is not legally required on it. However, including your GSTIN builds trust and helps buyers who need to verify your business registration. If you need a formal tax document, use the GST Invoice Generator instead.
The QR code encodes the Order ID so that it can be scanned by a phone or warehouse scanner to instantly look up the order. It speeds up packing verification, reduces manual errors, and is useful if you use any warehouse management software that can scan orders on the fly.