Turning WhatsApp orders into clean Tally entries
How orders that arrive on WhatsApp all day can land in Tally within minutes, checked and correct, without anyone typing them a second time.
Insights
Short notes on the jobs we see in Indian businesses every week, and what changes when they stop being done by hand.
Notes
Written for the owner, not the engineer
Each note takes one job we keep meeting in offices like yours: orders arriving on WhatsApp, an invoice typed twice, a report that takes three days. It says what changes when that job is done properly, with the numbers we usually see. We write the way we work, one problem at a time, in plain words, with nothing you need a technical team to follow. If a word trips you up, it is probably in the glossary. Pick an area, or read them all.
All five notes, newest first
Why your first AI project should be boring
Finding what to fixFive minutes
What we usually find in a readiness check
Finding what to fixFive minutes
When AI gives the wrong answer, and how we stop it
Keeping it runningFive minutes
The monthly report that takes three days
Making numbers workFour minutes
If a note reads like your office, that is the place to start.
Behind the notes
The work the notes come from
Every note sits under one of the four things we do. If one made you want to act, the page below is where the detail and the prices are.
Find what to fix
A short, honest look at where your team's hours go, and which of those hours AI can give back.
Build it
Assistants that answer, typing done for you, and answers found in your own documents.
Make your numbers work
Clean, joined-up data from Tally, Excel and your other systems, so decisions rest on real numbers.
Keep it running
Training, safety and a support plan so what we built keeps working long after launch.
Which note sounded like your office?
Tell us the task behind it and how many people it takes. We reply within one working day.
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