One substrate. Three surfaces. Chosen by the depth you need.
The MIS is a query. The ERP is that same query against a database you control. The custom dashboard is that database in your industry's shape.
MIS — reporting, to capital-readiness
Four tiers on the same engine. Start with the month finished in five minutes, and add forecasting and capital tooling as the company grows into them.
The month, finished. Profit & loss, balance sheet and cash flow read straight off the books you already keep.
Everything in Essentials, plus the operating analytics a controller would build by hand if there were time.
The forecast starts existing. Cash, collections and margin projected forward from your own history, not a template.
Everything a round needs: the data room, the cap table, the diligence pack and the covenant tracking that follows a term sheet.
Enterprise ERP — ten consoles above one posting table
Everything Tally has outgrown, and everything SAP was never sized for. Each function writes to the same universal journal, so the close is a query rather than a reconciliation.
Masters, opening balances and two years of history come across from Tally or Busy in a single pass. Nobody re-keys anything.
IGAAP for the statutory filing and Ind AS for the investor pack, generated from the same postings rather than maintained twice.
Six to eight weeks on one entity and one book before anything else moves. If the pilot does not convince you, it stops there.
Custom Enterprise Dashboard — your industry's shape, in your cloud
When no template holds, we deploy the substrate into your VPC and shape it to how your business actually runs. You keep the data. We keep it working.
A four-line care continuum with the leak between lines priced, not estimated.
Plant-by-plant OEE reading against the same posting table as the books.
Cohort economics tracked from admission through to fee realisation.
Thirteen systems, read natively
A small TDL file inside Tally, standard APIs for the cloud ledgers, and a generic REST adapter for everything else. Every connector runs read-only unless you explicitly opt in.
If your system speaks REST, it speaks to us. Point the generic adapter at your endpoint, map the fields once, and the journal fills itself from that night onwards.
Ask about your systemNot sure which one you are?
Bring last month's books to a thirty-minute call. We will tell you honestly which tier fits, including when the answer is the cheapest one.