Where did the cash go, and what do you do this week?
FinLytTech finds the money your books have lost track of, and says how to get it back. The Solutions are a query on the books you already keep. The ERP is that same query against a database you control. The custom dashboard is that database in your industry's shape. Nothing to migrate between them.
Which question do you need answered?
Three Solutions on the same engine, priced per named login per month. Each reads Tally, Zoho, ERPNext, any ERP via API, or an Excel drop zone. Give each person the depth their decisions need.
Where did cash come from, where did it go, who owes us, who do we owe, and how long does the business survive?
What is going wrong, and what do I do this week? Everything in Cashflow Analytics, read as a company risk position that moves red to green, with the action items attached to each move.
I need money, or I have spare money. Who do I talk to? The connections that act on what the books show.
The surplus-cash route is a neutral directory. No ranking, no yields, no return or performance claims. You deal with the provider directly. FinLytTech does not give investment advice.
Book a demoCA firms buy seats inside the firm, at the same per-login prices. Each seat is a named login held by someone in the firm who works on client books.
What comes with every login?
Questions that come up about price
What counts as a login?
One named person who signs in. Each login is priced at the Solution it carries.
How do I try it before paying?
Start with a demo on your own books. Bring last month's ledger and we walk through what each Solution shows on it.
Can a login move to a different Solution?
Yes. All three Solutions read the same substrate, so the data underneath does not move and nothing is rebuilt when a login changes.
How do chartered accountants buy?
CA firms buy seats inside the firm, at the same per-login prices. The seat model and the CA Partner Programme are set out on the page for CA firms.
What is your month-end costing you now?
What is due this week, and how much is spare?
The Finance Calendar puts money on dates. Inflows, outflows and potential statutory liabilities sit on the day they land. Click a date or a week for the ladder view. Money coming in and money going out never share a column.
Cashflow pattern analysis runs first, over your own ledger history.
Excess cash is identified out of that pattern, above your working-capital need.
The spare money, and how long it stays spare. Then the calendar shows the dates it has to cover.
Shaped like a credit score. A black box you cannot game, which still shows what raises it and what lowers it.
Where does every number come from?
Eight analysis types run over your own ledger and are scored against industry benchmark bands. The model writes the sentence. The platform computes the figure. Any sentence carrying a figure absent from the computed data is discarded before you see it.
Outgrown Tally or Zoho, and SAP is a year away?
Enterprise ERP is India-native and live at erp.finlyt.net. Ten functional consoles write to one universal journal, so every downstream report is a live view of the same postings.
Multi-book replication runs IGAAP and Ind AS in parallel from the same journal, with Continuous Close underneath.
Nudges, benchmarks and KPIs, a thirteen-week cash forecast, anomalies and working-capital signals, read off the live journal.
XBRL export, a DRHP data room, related-party auto-flag, the prospectus number pack and SEBI LODR filings.
Six to eight weeks on one entity and one book before anything else moves. If the pilot does not convince you, it stops there.
What if no template fits your industry?
The Enterprise Intelligence deploys the substrate into your own cloud, on AWS, Azure or GCP in the India region, shapes it to how your business runs, and FinLytTech operates it. The data never leaves your VPC.
The measures your sector runs on, alongside the finance consoles, each shaped to the roles that read them.
You own the data, the KPI definitions and the operating IP. FinLytTech owns the platform code, the industry adapters and the uptime.
Vertical templates for Manufacturing, Education, Hospitality and NBFC are scoped and awaiting a first engagement.
Which books can it read?
A small TDL file inside Tally, standard APIs for Zoho and ERPNext, an Excel drop zone, 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 systemWhich one fits your books?
Bring last month's books to a thirty-minute call. We will tell you honestly which Solution fits each person, including when the answer is the first one.