GST Portal
Filed return visible
Open-source alpha · local filed GST downloads
return.gst.gov.in / Filed returns
GST return file
GST Portal to Pack local action to Chrome Downloads. No ComplyEaze upload.
When a lender, auditor, client, investor, or new accountant asks for filed GST proof, Pack helps you collect supported filed GSTR‑3B PDFs, GSTR‑1 summary PDFs, and optional GSTR‑1 e-invoice details Excel files from the GST Portal session you open yourself.
No Pack account. No GST credential handoff. No file upload. No extension telemetry.
Today: filed GSTR‑3B PDF and GSTR‑1 PDF/Excel workflows · v0.3.3 alpha · Chrome Web Store v0.3.2 published; reviewed source v0.3.3 is newer · Reviewed 2026-07-05
Practitioner moment
Pack is not trying to become another compliance system in the middle of the work. It gives a CA or accounting team one inspectable helper for the recurring filed-return file step.
The GSTR‑3B or GSTR‑1 file is already on the GST Portal, but the team still has to find the right return period, download it, and avoid sending credentials or taxpayer files through another system.
The authorised user keeps the GST session in the browser, chooses the supported period, and lets Pack trigger the local PDF or Excel download path.
The public page links to pinned source, exact permissions, privacy boundaries, release checksum evidence, and alpha status before anyone installs Pack or reproduces a local build.
Government portals organize records by forms, periods, and portal screens. Business asks arrive as outcomes: prove turnover, update bank records, prepare investor diligence, answer an auditor, or hand over clean files to a new accountant.
Sign in to the GST Portal yourself and open the supported GSTR‑3B or GSTR‑1 filed-return page.
Select financial year and return period in the Pack popup. Pack reads the visible page state only.
Chrome starts the GST Portal download and leaves the PDF or Excel file in your configured Downloads folder.
GST credentials, session tokens, downloaded files, and extension analytics or telemetry are not sent to ComplyEaze by the extension workflow.
Visible filed-return state
Local browser action
PDF/Excel saved on your machine
Not sent to ComplyEaze
GST credentials, session tokens, downloaded files, and extension analytics or telemetry are not sent to ComplyEaze by the extension workflow.
Pack is an open-source alpha. The first public scope is narrow on purpose: supported filed GSTR‑3B and GSTR‑1 document workflows, visible source, and clear release limits.
Review the repository, license, exact permissions, and currently reviewed version before loading a local alpha build.
Version 0.3.3 · Reviewed 2026-07-05 · Open-source alpha
No. You sign in directly on the GST Portal. Pack does not ask for or store GST credentials, OTPs, CAPTCHA responses, cookies, or session tokens.
No. Chrome saves the requested GST PDF or Excel file to your configured download location. The extension workflow does not upload downloaded GST documents to ComplyEaze.
ComplyEaze Pack is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by GSTN, CBIC, or the Government of India.
Yes. The V0 listing is available. Chrome Web Store v0.3.2 published; reviewed source v0.3.3 is newer. Pack remains an open-source alpha, so review the source and release notes before use.
No. The current alpha is limited to supported filed GSTR‑3B PDF, filed GSTR‑1 summary PDF, and optional GSTR‑1 e-invoice details Excel download workflows.
Pack may store pack:install with local extension version, install timestamp, and local-only metadata, plus a short-lived filed-return run lease, full-year progress ledger, unresolved target-review state, the last local demo manifest summary, and temporary session workflow snapshots inside the current browser profile. Use Clear local Pack data after active or unresolved recovery state is resolved, or remove the extension, to delete local extension data.
Pack stays source-first even with a Chrome Web Store listing: review the source, release notes, permissions, and privacy boundary before using it for GST records.