Most of it goes unclaimed, lost between scattered invoices and what airlines actually filed against your GSTIN. TraCarta reconciles every ticket against your GSTR-2B, finds every gap, and recovers your credit. One discipline, held since 2018.
What you can claim isn't what you were charged, it's what airlines reported against your GSTIN. We reconcile the two, line by line, at full population. Where they disagree, that's a gap. And a gap is your money, found.
Watch a cycle run →
Airlines, TMCs, portals, inboxes, the scattered paper of your travel, collected and verified into one claim-ready set.
The gathering, solvedEach ticket reconciled against your GSTR-2B, the anatomy of a match, run thousands of times, identically, every cycle.
Inside the engineMissing and mismatched filings raised with the airlines and carried to correction, identified isn't recovered until it lands in your 2B.
The follow-throughEvery airline GST invoice, sourced and verified into one claim-ready set. A destination, not a doorway.
Explore Plus MAXEverything in Plus, plus every invoice matched against your 2B, every gap found, valued, and auditable.
Explore Max MAX+Everything in Max, plus the whole recovery carried to the finish. One line stays yours: read the report, claim the credit.
Explore Max+From IT rotations to EPC seams to FMCG field forces, each industry leaks differently, and each gets its own page.
For corporatesThe same 8% leak, priced in your currency, enterprise rigour, sized for a business where the founder reads the invoices.
For SMEsYour clients' GST problem, turned into your differentiator, via partnership, or straight through the SkyLink API.
For TMCsEight consecutive years of the same promise, kept, entered and closed in the firm's own ledger. The ninth row is open, and it could carry your name.
Roughly 8% GST rides on every domestic air ticket in India, claimable as Input Tax Credit. The only question is whether yours comes backand that's a question with a very satisfying answer.
Book a free reconciliation review, we'll run a sample of your travel and show you what's recoverable, in rupees, before you commit to anything.