EZO is a billing system meant to simplify their invoicing process, designed to assist small businesses including retail establishments and restaurants. With many professional templates that fit GST and Tally, the tool lets companies design unique invoices by adding fields like batch numbers and bank details. It offers versatility for many business needs by supporting A4, A5, and thermal printers as among other printing formats. EZO also easily connects with bank data and UPI, therefore streamlining transactions. EZO minimizes work by automating and streamlining the invoicing process, therefore enabling companies to retain accurate, professional records.
Company Name: EZO
Founder: Gaurav kumar kate, Rishikesh sakarkar and Makarand kate
Product: Billing Devices
Highlights:
1. Users may produce personalized invoices by adding custom fields including batch numbers, bank information, and other pertinent data.
2. Offers a range of professional templates fit for varied business requirements suitable for GST and Tally.
3. Invoices can be printed in A4, A5, or thermal printer formats, so guaranteeing flexibility for different kinds of businesses.
4. For effective payment processing and more seamless transactions, supports interaction with UPI and bank data.
5. Friendly to Users: streamlines the billing process, allowing companies to quickly and with minimum effort produce professional invoices.
6. Created for Small Businesses: particularly targeted at serving retail and hospitality small company entrepreneurs.
Pitch Details
Ask: ₹50 Lakhs for 0.33% Equity (Valuation: ₹151.52 crores)
Deal: After negotiations deal couldn’t happen
Investors: NO DEAL
Conclusion: Finally, the EZO pitch on Shark Tank India presented a potential answer meant to streamline small business billing, especially in retail and hospitality. Positioning it as a useful tool for companies to easily make professional bills, the software included customizing, many templates, versatile printing options, and smooth payment integration. But the sharks were skeptical of the data shown and overstated financial estimates, which led to a decision against investment. Though the invention had great promise, its chances of attracting an investment were finally limited by unclear financials.
Key Takeaways from the Episode:
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3. Ezo’s simple billing system shows that success results from addressing routine business problems.
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