Set the year's plan with your team and your CA, then keep control of it: every month see plan against actual, spot a cash crunch before it hits, and get a P&L, balance sheet and cash flow that always balance.
Most MSMEs plan in spreadsheets that break, sit with one person and are forgotten by the second quarter. It doesn't have to be that way: here, a typo that throws the balance sheet out is caught the moment it's typed.
| Fixed assets | ₹3,12,40,000 |
| Stock | ₹1,08,20,000 |
| Debtors | ₹4,50,000 |
| Cash & bank | ₹26,10,000 |
The budget lives in one Excel file that only one person understands
Every section has its own screen and owner. Sales fills revenue, HR fills people, finance sees it all come together.
The balance sheet never balances, and nobody knows why
P&L, balance sheet and cash flow are built from the same drivers, so they always tie. Checks point at the exact line that's off.
The bank wants projections, and the CA needs a week
Monthly statements, ratios and schedules are ready the moment the plan is, and export to Excel or PDF.
By July nobody remembers what the plan was
One plan the whole leadership team agreed on, with a version your CA reviewed and approved.
Built for the way Indian businesses actually plan: in lakhs and crores, by month, with your CA in the loop.
Industry, main business and turnover. The plan is set up with the screens and wording that fit: manufacturing, trading or services.
Revenue, materials, people, overheads, capex and funding, month by month. Invite your team and give each person their sections.
P&L, balance sheet, cash flow and ratios update as you type. Review it with your CA, then export or share.
This is a real plan running in your browser. Sell less, charge more, wait longer for customers to pay, hire, buy a machine: profit, cash and the overdraft recompute as you go.
Everything a CFO would build, without the spreadsheet: proven planning frameworks for growing companies, in screens anyone on your team can fill in.
Products × price × quantity, month by month, with seasonality and growth.
Material cost from each product's BOM, with stock and purchase timing.
Headcount, salaries, increments and statutory costs by department.
Assets by month, with depreciation schedules worked out for you.
Debtor, creditor and inventory days turned into real cash timing.
Term loans, interest and limits, so you see the peak borrowing before the bank does.
P&L, balance sheet and cash flow that always tie to each other.
Margins, DSCR, current ratio and the revenue you need to break even.
Spots a missing zero or a lakh typed as a crore before it reaches the bank.
A workbook to customise further, and a report ready to share.
Planning the year is the big step. Then, every month, see where you really stand and let the rest of the year adjust, for your company or, if you're a CA, for every client you look after.
Drop in the month's Tally export. Ledgers are matched to your plan once, then automatically every month after.
Every line shows what you planned, what happened and the gap, in rupees and per cent, with what drove it.
The remaining months re-forecast from what actually happened, so the year's profit, cash and borrowing stay real.
Plain recommendations: where to push, what to cut, and when you're on course to beat the plan.
| Year to date | Plan | Actual | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | ₹5.10 Cr | ₹4.80 Cr | −5.9% |
| Material cost | ₹2.81 Cr | ₹2.62 Cr | −6.8% |
| Debtor days | 45 | 57 | +12 days |
The monthly review, as it plays out. Figures are examples.
It was 1.4% until July. Two transporters raised rates in August; renegotiating would save about ₹9 L a year.
₹38 L is tied up with one customer, and it's what pushes your overdraft to its December peak.
They're 18% of revenue but 36% of gross profit. Shifting 10% of capacity adds about ₹42 L to EBITDA.
AI goes through your plan and your books line by line, around the clock, finds the patterns hidden in thousands of entries and turns them into clear insights and recommendations. Your team and your CA spend their time on decisions, not on searching.
Every invoice, payment and expense line, every month, not a sample.
Links sales, costs, collections and cash, so you see causes, not just totals.
Each insight comes with the figures behind it, in plain language.
Suggestions, not decisions: you and your CA choose what to act on.
When the month closes, the P&L, cash flow, plan against actual and the balance sheet are built and emailed automatically. Nobody has to make them, and nobody forgets.
Sales, costs and profit for the month and the year so far, against plan.
Where the money went, and the next three months' low point.
Every line with its gap, so the review starts with what matters.
Owners, department heads and your CA, each on the 1st of the month.
A month's reports going out. Figures are examples.
Every client's month on one screen. Onboard each client as its own budget. When their Tally figures come in, you see straight away who's on plan, who's behind and who needs a call, with the notes ready.
Typical outcomes we see when a leadership team plans the year together.
Planning debtor days and a new machine together showed the overdraft would peak in September, three months ahead, in time to raise the limit before it hurt.
The sales head entered volumes, finance set credit terms, and the plan everyone signed off was the same one the bank saw.
Mapping each hire to the revenue it supports turned an argument into a month-by-month plan the founders could fund.
A budget is the most sensitive document a company has. We treat it that way.
No. You answer business questions: what you sell, at what price, who you employ, what you'll buy. The statements are built for you, and every screen explains its terms.
Yes. Invite your CA or accountant by email and choose the sections they can edit. They can comment on each section and review the whole plan. CAs can keep all their clients under one login.
Your figures are private to your company. You decide which teammates and which CA can see or edit each section, and you can export or delete your plan at any time.
Monitor & control: upload your Tally data each month and see plan against actual, line by line. The rest of the year re-balances itself and you get clear recommendations on what to change.
It reads every entry in your plan and your monthly books, finds the patterns that matter (costs creeping up, customers paying late, products that earn more than they look) and explains each one with the numbers behind it. It works only on your company's data, inside your account. You and your CA decide what to act on.
Yes. Open the sample budget of a real-looking manufacturer, or start your own plan straight away. Fill in your revenue and we'll email you the report; create a free account when you want to plan costs, funding and the full statements.
You get monthly P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, schedules and ratios: the projections lenders ask for. Export them to Excel to fit any format your bank uses.
Start with your revenue today. Bring in your team and your CA when you're ready.