GeM late-payment chase
The three filings that force a GeM buyer to pay the 1%-a-month penalty owed after 10 days: the incident complaint, the letter and the grievance, all written.
What you’ll need
- Your firm's name
- GeM order (contract) number
- Buyer organisation
- Date of the receipt certificate (CRAC)
- Invoice amount (₹)
What you do
You paste the complaint into GeM's 'Report an Incident' and submit the grievance on pgportal.gov.in.
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What you do: You paste the complaint into GeM's 'Report an Incident' and submit the grievance on pgportal.gov.in.
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- Your firm's name is needed.
- GeM order (contract) number is needed.
- Buyer organisation is needed.
- Date of the receipt certificate (CRAC) is needed.
- Invoice amount (₹) is needed.
Three steps, and the last one is yours.
Fill in 5 details
Signed in, your firm's details fill themselves.
It is worked out on the spot
In your browser. What you type stays on your device.
You finish it
You paste the complaint into GeM's 'Report an Incident' and submit the grievance on pgportal.gov.in.
Money a buyer owes you, and money stuck as deposits.
Recovery file
Everything one buyer owes you, in one pack: the interest, the demand letter, the ODR claim, the GeM complaint and the deposit refund request, all from the same invoices, with the date to send each.
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The exact interest a late-paying buyer owes you under the MSMED Act — three times the bank rate, compounded monthly — worked out invoice by invoice.
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The complete MSME delayed-payment claim against a buyer, interest calculated per invoice, ready to file — the document the portal itself never writes.
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