Every client’s books in one view, filings in bulk, notices answered with evidence attached — your practice, multiplied.
Across your 40 clients: one GST notice (response drafted), one bank mismatch. The other 38 are clean — 12 filings ready for bulk signoff.
Forty clients used to mean forty logins across portals and Tally files. Now it’s one pane, attention-sorted: two urgent, five to review, thirty-three quiet.
The 90-day calendar holds every client’s GSTR-1, 3B, TDS and ITR dates. Ready filings queue for bulk signoff — twelve 3Bs filed before lunch.
Sahaya chases your clients for bank statements and bills on WhatsApp, politely, in their language — and tells you what’s still missing.
Sign up as an accountant and add a client by name. Their books exist in seconds — chart of accounts, GST setup, invoice numbering, all seeded.
Import from a Tally export or a bank statement. Sahaya reads bills and bank lines, drafts the entries, and you review — the way you'd want a good article to prepare them.
When it's ready to show, invite the business owner in. They see clean books from day one, not a blank workspace — so they stay.
Once the owner joins, you settle into your standing CA role — full review access and filing sign-off. The client carries their own plan; your practice pane costs you nothing, at any client count.