Stop retyping your MSO list
Import a supported subscriber export, review the preview of the detected columns, and continue from the list you already have.
For cable TV & fiber collection rounds
Collection Book is an offline-first collection ledger for local cable TV and fiber internet operators. Subscribers, payments, and dues live in a local database on your own Android phone, so the app behaves the same on a dead network — and a receipt leaves through WhatsApp on that phone, or through wa.me in your browser when the WhatsApp app is not installed.
The Android build is on its way to the Play Store. There is no public listing to link yet, so this page stays honest and shows no download button until one exists.
Android phone · no sign-in · works without internet
Built around the hours an operator actually loses: retyping lists, chasing balances, and explaining payments over the phone.
Import a supported subscriber export, review the preview of the detected columns, and continue from the list you already have.
Cable TV and fiber subscribers stay in separate registers, and each one carries a running balance with the months still pending.
A receipt is generated on your phone and handed to WhatsApp in the language you choose, so the subscriber knows what was paid and what is left.
Four steps, all of them offline, all of them on your own device.
Add subscribers by hand, or import a supported .xls, .xlsx, or .csv export and confirm the preview before anything is written.
Each subscriber belongs to cable TV or fiber internet, with the VC/STB number or the account number your network uses.
Log the payment and any adjustment against the subscriber, and read the remaining balance straight away.
You tap send, and WhatsApp opens with the message filled in. If the WhatsApp app is not installed, the same text is handed to your browser as a wa.me link instead. Nothing is delivered without you.
Everything here ships in the Android app. Nothing below is planned, promised, or paid for separately.
Records are kept in a local SQLite database on the phone, so the register opens and works with no network.
Filter, import, and report each service on its own instead of mixing two networks in one list.
Bring in the subscriber exports your MSO or operator portal already produces, with a preview before the write.
Record what was collected, adjust it when needed, and follow paid, partial, and outstanding months per subscriber.
English, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, and Tamil receipt templates, handed to WhatsApp on your phone. Without the WhatsApp app, the same text goes to wa.me in your browser.
Take a copy of the database, keep or share it wherever you want, and restore from that file when you need to.
Collection Book has no account, no server-side copy of your subscribers, no advertising SDK, and no third-party scripts on this page.
Read the privacy policy for the exact data flow.
Yes. The register is stored in a local SQLite database on the phone, so adding subscribers, recording payments, and reading balances all work with the network down.
Yes, if it is one of the supported spreadsheet or CSV exports. You always see a preview of the detected format and rows before anything is imported.
No. The receipt is generated on your phone and handed to WhatsApp when you tap send, in the language you selected for that subscriber. If the WhatsApp app is not installed, the app opens wa.me in your browser instead, with the complete receipt text — customer name, amount, and balance — inside the link, and WhatsApp's web service handles it from there.
Not yet. The Android release is in progress, and this page deliberately shows no download button until a public Play listing exists.
Resetting removes the app's local data on the device, including the subscriber register, the queued product events, and the random client identifier those events use.
Google Play release in progress. Nothing is sold and no account is needed; when the Play listing goes public, the download button on this page starts working on its own.