Bahi reads the accounts your business already keeps - in Tally, Miracle, Zoho Books or your ERP - and turns them into who to call, what to chase, and what to restock. Exactly - to the paisa.
Invite-only · built for businesses that run on Miracle and Tally
Made for the shops, distributors and traders whose books are already perfect. Bahi just reads them.
Real screens from a live demo business - every figure reconciles to its register.
The same numbers on the shop computer, the accountant's laptop and your phone - live from one source, safe behind one sign-in. Nothing to install on the machines that only need to read.
Not dashboards - decisions. Each one paid for by money you already earned.
Every open invoice aged against that dealer's own credit terms, receipts matched FIFO to invoices, and a books-reconciliation line that ties the total back to your ledger.
Every day that money sits past terms, you're lending it - interest-free, to someone who never asked your permission. Bring it home a few days sooner and it's working capital you stop borrowing. Leave it, and the oldest balances quietly turn into bad debts.
Every dealer's ordering rhythm, read from their invoices. When one goes quiet longer than their own pattern, they surface on a ranked call list - with a payment-risk flag before the habit hardens.
A drifting dealer rarely says so - the orders just get thinner until one day they stop, and someone else's van is parked where yours used to be. One call in week six instead of month six keeps a customer you already paid to win. Nobody filled in a CRM to make it happen; the books are the CRM.
Margin at the prices you actually realised - dealer and counter separately, never the sticker rate. Fast movers, dead stock, and the vehicle makes that drive demand.
The item topping your sales register can be the one earning you the least. When the next purchase order follows margin instead of habit, your capital works the shelves that earn - and stops sleeping on the ones that don't.
B2B dealers, your website, the shop counter, Amazon and Flipkart - split by the bill series in your own books, with marketplace fees broken out per platform and per invoice.
Blended revenue is where a shrinking lane hides - and where marketplace fees quietly eat a sale that looked profitable. When every channel stands on its own numbers, you price it, stock it and push it for what it actually is.
Output tax, place of supply and HSN summaries per GSTIN - figures that tie to the register your accountant files from, so return season is checking, not reconstructing.
Invite-only, passwordless sign-in. Each person sees only the companies and screens you grant - the salesman sees his dealers, not your margins.
Register-exact
Rs 11,24,770.82
- not "about 11 lakh".
Every figure reconciles back to your register before it ever reaches the screen - Indian digit grouping, April-to-March financial year, every paisa carried. Your accountant can check - we'd like them to.
A backup or export of the accounts you already keep. Nobody re-enters anything, and your accounting software stays exactly as it is.
Every voucher, ledger and invoice line becomes analytics - reconciled back to the source before you ever see a chart.
Dashboards for the owner, invite-only access for staff - each person sees only the companies you grant.
Works with the books you already keep - starting with Miracle. Tally, Zoho Books and QuickBooks are on the way.
Bahi is built for the one dataset a business never wants pooled, mined or resold - its accounts. So it isn't.
Bahi ships as a single container you run in your own cloud or on your own server. Your books never sit in a shared pool - and leaving means switching off a box that was always yours.
Nobody signs up; you add each teammate, and sign-in links go to work email - nothing to leak, phish or reuse.
A branch accountant sees that branch's books. A salesman sees his dealers, not your margins. Every grant is yours to give and revoke.
Bahi reads a copy of your backup; it cannot write to your accounting system. Your Miracle or Tally stays untouched, always.
A 30-minute demo on a sample business - bring your own questions.
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