Finance
Every sale and every purchase flows into the accounts by itself, so the books are current on any given day — not three weeks after the month closes.
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Set a budget and compare it against real spending as it happens, so the costs that quietly grow every month get noticed while you can still act.
What it changes
Set a budget and compare it against real spending as it happens, so the costs that quietly grow every month get noticed while you can still act.
“The owner finds out at month-end that the electricity bill doubled.”
Budget used
68%
Variance
-4.2%
Alerts
3
Illustrative figures.
Features
Build a simple monthly budget for a growing business in a few steps.
Compare the plan against real spending continuously, not at month-end.
Get told when a line is running ahead of plan while there is still time.
Surface the costs that quietly grow every month before they become permanent.
Set budgets by team, branch or cost centre and track each one.
Build next period's plan from what actually happened, not last year's guess.
How it runs
Plan the month or quarter by category.
Real costs post from Finance automatically.
Plan and actual sit side by side as the month runs.
Overspend is corrected before month-end, not explained after.
Why it matters
Product preview
The same workspace your whole team uses — this is a visual preview, with illustrative figures.
Admin
Super Admin
Good morning, Admin
Here is what is happening across your business today.
Rs 248,750
+12.5% vs last month
1,429
+8.2% vs last month
8,642
+14.1% vs last month
32.4%
+6.8% vs last month
Day closed at Main Counter
Sales and payments reconciled, no till difference
Stock count corrected
14 lines adjusted after the evening count
Purchase posted to accounts
Supplier invoice matched automatically
Rep order received
Order taken on the road, visible at the office
Budget alert
Utilities running 12% ahead of plan
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