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In a Kanhangad trading office two clerks retype supplier bills while the accountant matches bank entries line by line. That is precisely the work AI process automation takes away.
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Printed bills in any of the three languages read well. Handwriting is mixed, and we test on a real stack of yours before promising anything. Where accuracy is poor the automation is set to draft and flag rather than post, which still removes most of the typing.
It posts only within limits you set, and every action carries a log showing what it read and why it decided. Above your threshold, or wherever the document is unclear, it stops and asks. Reversing an entry is the same as reversing any other.
Count the documents, not the turnover. A firm handling thirty purchase bills a day is well past the point where automation pays. A firm handling thirty a month is not, and we would rather tidy your process than sell you software.
After a first conversation about the process, the systems it touches and how it is handled today, we agree the scope and send you a written quotation. The price, the deliverables and the timeline are fixed against that scope before any work starts, so nothing grows without your sign-off.
You speak to someone who does this work, not a call centre. They ask about the repetitive IT or back-office work, the systems it touches and who approves it now. If it looks like a fit, we agree the scope and put it in writing, with the timeline, before any work starts. If it does not, we tell you.
Process automation is the least glamorous and most useful thing we build. It does not replace a decision. It replaces the fifty small mechanical acts around a decision: opening an attachment, reading it, keying it, filing it, chasing the person who has to approve it.
Unlike the rule-based tools of a decade ago, current systems can read an untidy document, work out what it is and route it correctly. We build these automations inside ERPNext where a client runs it, and connect to other software through secure interfaces where they do not. Every automation has limits you set and a log you can inspect afterwards.
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Printed bills, handwritten challans, photographs sent on WhatsApp. The system reads each, matches it to the purchase order and the goods received note, and posts only where all three agree. Everything else lands in a queue for a person.
A day of scrolling two screens each month, and errors found long after they mattered. Statement lines are matched to invoices and receipts automatically on a rule you can read, leaving only genuine exceptions to be judged.
Purchases stall because one person has to look at them and is travelling. Rules route by value, supplier and branch, escalate after a set time and record who approved what, so nothing waits on a single handset.
An example
On the second of the month the accountant in a Kanhangad trading firm opens her screen and finds the bank statement already imported and most of it matched. Eleven lines are not, and those are what she works on. The purchase bills that came in by photograph over the last week sit as drafts, with the three that failed a tax check flagged in red. A supplier's payment advice has drafted itself and waits for a signature. What used to be four days of keying before any thinking could start is now a morning of exceptions, which is the part of the job she was hired for.
We map the current steps with the people who perform them, then automate the noisiest one first and leave the rest alone until it is proven. Nothing goes live without a fallback to the manual method. Configuration is done from Kochi, the walkthrough at your Kasaragod premises, and we watch the logs with you for the first weeks before widening the scope.
Start with one process. The first process chosen for payback, with accuracy and time saved measured.
People approve what matters. AI drafts, checks and routes; your team approves anything material.
Audit logs everywhere. Every automated action recorded: what, when and on what data.
Thresholds and fallback. Low-confidence cases go to a person, not through automatically.
Expand. The next process, once the first has proved itself.
The scope and timeline are agreed in writing before work starts.
Retail and trading
Purchase bills captured and matched, price updates applied across branches from one approved circular, and outstanding statements sent to credit customers on a schedule rather than when someone remembers.
Cashew processing
Weighbridge and weighment records pulled into purchase entries, daily production summarised without a supervisor writing it out, and payment advices to growers prepared from the season's accumulated slips.
Coir and agro-processing
Export and despatch documents assembled from existing order data, reminders raised against pending certifications, and routine correspondence drafted for a person to check and send.
SIDCO Mini Industrial Estate, Kanhangadpark
Kerala SIDCO mini estate at Kanhangad with 12 units
Small units in and around Kanhangad run their accounts with one or two people, so a day lost to retyping is a day the business genuinely cannot spare.
Source: keralasidco.comDistrict Industries Centre, Kasaragod (Vidya Nagar)park
The DIC sits at Vidya Nagar P.O., Kasaragod, with taluk industries offices in Kasaragod and Hosdurg (Mini Civil Station); runs the Entrepreneur Support Scheme and PMEGP for the district
Firms drawing on the DIC's schemes must produce clean records on demand, and automated capture leaves a dated trail that stands up when a file is called for.
Source: kasargod.nic.inKanhangadmarket
the district's second town, a historic port and centre of the cashew growing and export trade; also laterite quarrying
As Kasaragod's second town and a centre of the cashew trade, its trading offices handle a steady flow of purchase documents from many small suppliers.
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