Delivering Excellence through FinTelligence

Where is FinLytTech today, and what is next?

Three lines on one substrate. Here is what you can use today, what is being built, and what is scoped and waiting for its first engagement. Status only, with no dates attached.

S1

Cashflow

Cashflow Analytics

Where cash went · who owes us · who we owe · how long we last Tally · Zoho · ERPNext · API · Excel Live
S2

Decide

Business Decisions

P&L · concentration · vendors · eight-week cash Risk position, red to green, with action items Live
S3

Capital

Capital Access

Credit linkage · bills discounting · insurance Surplus-cash route · neutral directory Live
ERP

Run

Enterprise ERP

Ten consoles · one universal journal erp.finlyt.net Live
EI

Shape

Enterprise Intelligence

In the customer's own cloud · India region First deployment live First deployment live
B1

Score

Financial health score

Seven parts · cannot be gamed Shows what raises and lowers it In build
B2

Partners

Capital Access partner network

Bank, NBFC and insurance partners · onboarding under way Counsel review of the advisor directory In build
V

Verticals

Enterprise Intelligence vertical templates

Manufacturing · Education Hospitality · NBFC Scoped

Status, not a delivery schedule · green is live today · amber is in build or scoped

Why does one substrate matter?

Most businesses change systems several times on the way up, and every change costs the history. Reconstructing old decisions out of systems nobody runs any more is slow, expensive work.

FinLytTech keeps one substrate underneath all three lines. The Solutions are a query over the books you already keep. The Enterprise ERP is the same query against a database you control, and a Enterprise Intelligence is that database shaped to your industry. There is nothing to migrate between them, because there is nothing to migrate.

Where do you start?

Everything marked Live can be used today. Items in build are shown so you can judge the direction, and we will not attach dates to them until they ship. Start with a demo on your own books.