The roadmap, kept deliberately short
Three things in active development, in plain tense, with no dates — because this website does not sell futures. What shipped recently, stated as plainly.
A page kept small on purpose
A software roadmap is the easiest page on any website to inflate — futures cost nothing to promise and everything to keep.
So this one follows a rule: only work in active development appears here, in plain tense, with no dates. This website does not sell futures.
A short roadmap that ships beats a long one that glitters, and the recently-shipped list below is the test of whether ours ships.
In active development
ERP and accounting sync
A direct connector — TallyPrime first, extensible to the other major Indian packages — so customers and SKUs sync across, and a successful estimate pushes through as an order for your accountant’s review.
Advanced analytics and leaderboards
Deeper sales-performance reporting, and leaderboards for the teams that run on them.
Email and SMS automation
Automated notifications for follow-ups and reminders, beyond WhatsApp.
Worth saying plainly: a company building a connector to your ERP is not planning to replace it.
Recently shipped
Business card scannerPhotograph a visiting card and it becomes a lead in the record — carrying its source, the salesman who took it and a follow-up owed. Not a phone contact. Something somebody has to act on.
Dealer accessDealers punch and track their own orders from their phones — crude orders in their own words, status without a phone call.
Dealers only: end customers do not have order access, by design.
Where requests fit
The roadmap is shaped substantially by what users ask for — the request culture has its own page, and the demo is a fine place to make one.
Ask at a demo what moved on this page since you last read it.
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