Run the whole business from one app.
Invoices, GST, a CRM that sees your money, expenses with ITC, the reports your CA needs, and compliant outreach — one record from the first lead to the collected payment.
You already know the pain.
Your tools don't talk to each other.
A biller, a spreadsheet CRM, a WhatsApp for reminders and a folder of receipts. The numbers never quite agree.
GST and ITC are error-prone by hand.
Place-of-supply, CGST/SGST/IGST, credit notes, expense ITC and RCM — one wrong split and the return is off.
Your CA chases you every quarter.
Filing time turns into a scramble for invoices, payment proofs and an updated ledger.
You'd use an AI assistant if you could see what it was about to do.
An assistant that quietly posts an entry is worse than no assistant. The question isn't whether it's clever — it's what happens on the Friday it gets something expensive wrong and you notice on Monday.
What Finocket does for you.
GST invoicing, done right
GSTIN per client, CGST/SGST/IGST from place of supply, credit notes with CDNR/CDNUR, GSTR-1 ZIP and GSTR-3B.
Money-aware CRM
Lead → deal → invoice → payment as one record; the pipeline advances itself when you get paid.
Expenses with ITC & RCM
Tag input tax credit and reverse charge; it flows into Section 4 of your GSTR-3B automatically.
Books your CA accepts
Day Book, Cashbook, Outstanding with ageing, Statement of Account — plus a one-tap Hand-to-CA ZIP.
Compliant outreach
Campaigns and sequences that can't send without consent, with one-click unsubscribe built in.
API & integrations
A REST API, webhooks and marketplace ingestion (Amazon/Flipkart/Meesho) when you need them.
See the money move before you tap Yes
Every write the assistant proposes is classified first — how much moves, in paise; out of which bucket (cash and bank, expense, receivable or ledger); whether it touches your books at all; whether it can be undone; and how many people it would reach — and that classification is rendered as a before → after diff on the confirm card. The same function writes the audit row afterwards, so the number you approved and the number on the record cannot disagree. It answers 'how much moves and can I undo it', not 'here is the exact voucher' — it is a classification, not a books dry-run.
Undo that works after it posted
Reverse a journal the assistant posted with one tap and Finocket writes a compensating entry — the same lines with debit and credit flipped, same date, narrated as a reversal of the original — through the ordinary posting path, so it inherits the same permissions, balance checks and voucher numbering as anything you'd type yourself. Nothing is edited and nothing is deleted; both vouchers stay visible, which is what your CA will want. The one-tap reverse covers journal entries and is available to the workspace owner; invoices, expenses and payments are undone on their own screens, and a message that has already gone out is honestly marked as not reversible.
A limit you set in rupees and in people
Choose off, guided or trusted. Guided ships at ₹1,00,000 per action and 200 recipients; trusted raises both. Above your ceiling the action stops and tells you which limit it hit. Note what this is not: there is no setting that lets the assistant act unattended — the higher tier raises the bar at which something needs a second look, it never removes the confirm. And it's a per-action ceiling, not a monthly budget.
A tamper-evident record of what the AI did
Every AI action lands in an activity log with no edit and no delete rule — not hidden in the app, absent from the database — and each row is chained to the one before it with a hash the server computes in a trigger, never accepted from the app. Recompute the chain and a changed row shows up as the break. This is a separate log from the audit trail on your books, which records who changed which invoice, expense or voucher; the two answer different questions and neither stands in for the other. There is no signing key and no outside notary: tampering becomes detectable, not attributable to a third party.
The bar we hold ourselves to
One app replaced my biller, my spreadsheet CRM and three WhatsApp groups.
What we set out to fix for owners running billing, CRM and follow-ups in three apps