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Settings → General holds the everyday app-wide options that don’t fit under a specific feature — language and appearance, sensible defaults for new bills and customers, your store profile, and information about the app itself.

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See it on your device

Screenshot coming soon — Android phone view.

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Language

Change the app’s display language anytime. See Language & display settings for the full list of supported languages and how to switch.

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Theme

Switch between System, Light, and Dark appearance. See Language & display settings for details.

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Defaults

Set the date format used across BillBasket. This matters for more than just how dates look on screen — it also affects how BillBasket reads numeric batch labels (for example, a batch label like 010324 is parsed differently depending on whether your date format is day-first or month-first), so pick the format that matches how your batch numbers are written. You can also set a default customer credit limit here. This value is applied automatically to new customers, so you don’t have to type the same limit in every time — you can still override it for any individual customer. A Performance Log toggle is also available in Defaults. It’s meant for troubleshooting — turn it on if BillBasket (or your support contact) needs to investigate slowness across multiple devices, since it records extra timing details in the background. Leave it off for normal day-to-day use.

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Business Profile

Manage your store’s name, address, contact details, and other profile information shown on invoices. See Managing your store profile for the full walkthrough.

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About BillBasket

Shows the app version you’re currently running, lets you check for updates, and lists the open-source licenses used inside BillBasket. Check this page first if you’re reporting a problem — support will usually ask for your version number.

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Try it: Sharma Kirana Store

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Rajesh sets the date format

Rajesh Sharma writes his batch numbers day-first, so he opens Settings → General → Defaults and sets the date format to match, making sure batch labels get read correctly.
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Sets a default credit limit

Many of his regular customers buy on credit, so he sets a default customer credit limit of ₹2,000 in the same Defaults section — new customers now start with that limit automatically.
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Checks the app version

Before calling support about a sync question, Rajesh opens Settings → General → About BillBasket to note down his current app version.