Your books already know the answers. Orzoni is how you get to see them.

Why we built it

Most businesses in India keep their books in Tally, and keep them well. Everything an owner wants to know is in there: who owes money, what sold last month, which items are about to run out, how much GST is due.

But getting it out means knowing which report to open and how to read it, or asking someone to send a figure. So the questions that matter most get asked once a month, when they could be answered every morning.

Orzoni was built to close that gap without asking anyone to change how they keep their books. Tally stays exactly as it is. Orzoni reads it and puts the answers on one screen.

What we hold ourselves to

• Tally is the book of record. Orzoni never asks you to move your data, and never changes Tally unless you make something in Orzoni.
• A figure must be provable. Every balance is checked against Tally's own after every read, and the app shows you the comparison.
• Your books are yours. They stay on your computer. We do not receive them.
• Say what is not done. What Orzoni cannot do yet is written down in plain words, in its own guide, so you find out from us and not the hard way.

Where it stands today

• Working nowReads TallyPrime and shows sales, money to collect and to pay, stock, GST, reports and segments. Version 0.2.3, for Windows.
• Working nowSends bills, payments, credit and debit notes and everyday entries into Tally, and reads each back to confirm it.
• Working nowSeveral companies on one computer, each with its own books.
• NextAn installer signed by its publisher, so Windows shows no warning.
• NextOrzoni cloud: your books on your phone and in any browser.

Who is behind it

Orzoni is built and run by [Registered name of the business], [Kind of business, for example a private limited company or a sole proprietorship], at [Registered address, with city, state and PIN code].

[Your name]. [Two or three lines about you: what you do, and why you built Orzoni]

You can write to us at support@orzoni.com. Our full details, and the person to complain to if something goes wrong, are on the contact page.