SimpleBill

Computers have great processing power when it comes to numerical calculus. As such, different tools got invented to serve even in commercial domains of activity. For instance, SimpleBill makes it possible to enlist products on a customizable sheet of paper to then print out or export under the PDF file format.

You can run the application on different types of computers as long as they’re equipped with Java Runtime Environment since it’s a mandatory requirement for functionality. Moreover, you’re not taken through an installation process, which in return means that it can easily be carried around on a thumb drive in case you need it on other PCs.

The visual design is minimalistic, and there are no accommodation problems whatsoever. All fields you fill in appear in the resulting sheet, but also in a similar layout to elements in the interface. Most effort on your behalf narrows down to filling in value fields with numbers or letters, depending on the type.

Three sets of general details fields need to be written down, so the final document shows the date of the transaction, where it’s coming from, and who receives it. The other half of the document is for the purchased products. Fields are filled in on the spot, with one field for description, and another for total value.

However, there are no currency options to work with, or an advanced description to count multiple items according to a price. You can, on the other hand add the total tax level. Export options allow you to print the document on a sheet of paper, or have a PDF file generated.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that SimpleBill is a straightforward application with which you can create bills, print, or export them to PDF. However, it mostly serves for instant processing of data, with no possibility to keep track of companies, clients, and other details.