Two are live and free to use right now. The rest are being built in-house, out of the jobs we end up doing by hand most often for clients in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and across India.
Put in your revenue, costs and your receivable, payable and inventory days. It works out your cash conversion cycle, the working capital tied up in it, and how much cash you would free by shortening each one. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent anywhere.
Open the toolOld regime against new, on your own numbers, so you can see which one you are better off under before you commit to it for the year.
Open the calculatorEach of these exists because we do it by hand often enough to be tired of it. That is the only test a tool has to pass before we start building it.
The reconciliation that eats a day every month. Upload the 2B and your purchase register and get the mismatches, the missing invoices and the credit you are about to lose.
Point it at a Tally export before you migrate and it tells you what will not come across cleanly, so the problems surface before the cut-over rather than after it.
A structure that shows what the employee takes home, what PF and ESI cost the business, and what changes if you move a component.
Yes. The two live ones run in your browser, need no sign-up and cost nothing. We build them because they make our own work faster, and a tool that helps you see your position clearly tends to start a better conversation than a brochure does.
No. The calculations run in your browser. Nothing is stored, nothing is uploaded and there is no account to create. Close the tab and it is gone.
Treat them as a good indication, not as advice. They work on the figures you type and the assumptions built into them, and they cannot see the things that make your business different. If a number matters enough to act on, put it in front of us before you act.
We are not going to give you a date we might miss. They are built between client work, which means they arrive when they are genuinely useful rather than on a schedule. Ask for early access and you will hear the moment one is worth using.
Sometimes, yes. If you have a job that is eating a day a month and it is mostly rules rather than judgement, it is usually worth automating, and Zoho Creator is where most of these end up. Tell us what the job is and we will say whether it is worth building.
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