LekhaAI is the accountant who never takes a day off.
- Gmail
- Google Drive
- Vendor & sales portals
- Purchase invoices
- Sales invoices
- Debit notes
- Credit notes
- Bank statements
- Reads
- Classifies
- Maps to your ledgers
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Five things you’ve stopped complaining about
“Documents come from everywhere.”
Invoices on email. Credit notes on the portal. Statements from the bank. A photo of a challan on WhatsApp. Nobody in your office has the full pile.
“Entries are pending.”
Posting happens when someone gets to it. Some weeks that’s Tuesday. Some months that’s the 28th.
“Is everything in?”
You can’t tell. So the last week of every month becomes a checking exercise instead of a closing exercise.
“He’s on leave.”
One person is out and the books stop. Nothing is wrong. Nothing is happening either.
“What are my numbers right now?”
You don’t know. You know last month’s — roughly — once somebody gets around to telling you.
A Tuesday with Lekha
That’s the whole product. There is no dashboard you have to remember to open.
Five minutes to set up. Then it just runs.
Gmail, Drive, WhatsApp, and the portals you download from.
Every new document, the moment it arrives. Not a nightly batch you have to trust.
Purchase, sales, debit note, credit note, bank entry. Vendor, amount, GST, dates, references.
Your ledger names, learned from your own past vouchers — not a generic chart of accounts.
Into the company you already run. Nothing to migrate. Nothing new for anyone to learn.
Everything waits in a review queue until you say yes. In bulk, or one at a time.
Nothing gets posted until you say so
The failure mode we designed against isn’t “a wrong entry”. It’s “a wrong entry you didn’t know about”.
Write access is used only on approval, never before. You can pause, override or stop at any point.
Your Tally starts working for you
instead of you working to keep Tally alive.
- Books current every day Not on the 30th. Not when someone gets to it.
- Month-end becomes a review Not a reconstruction of the last four weeks.
- One version that’s actually right P&L, GST working and bank finally agree.
- You open Tally on the 2nd And it’s already closed.
The five things everyone asks us
- Asked by a business owner Will it post garbage into my Tally?
- No, because nothing posts without you. In your first weeks you approve every voucher one by one, and Lekha learns your ledgers from your corrections. When you’re comfortable, you approve in bulk. You set the pace, and you can go back to one-by-one whenever you want.
- Asked by a business owner My ledgers are messy and my business is unique.
- That’s the normal case, not the exception. Lekha maps against the ledgers you actually have — learned from your own past vouchers, not a generic chart of accounts someone else designed.
- Asked by an accountant Do I have to move off Tally?
- No. Lekha posts into the Tally company you already run. No migration, no data export, nothing new for anyone in your office to learn.
- Asked by a CFO What happens to documents that don’t fit?
- They become an exception with a reason and a suggested action, and they stay visible until someone resolves them. Nothing is dropped, and nothing is guessed through.
- Asked by the client’s CA Where does my data sit?
- Placeholder — not for publication Needs the real answer: hosting region, how long documents are retained, who on your team can access them, and a plain yes/no on whether customer documents are used to train anything. This is the last blocker for a founder about to hand over invoices and bank statements. Be specific; “enterprise-grade security” will not do the job.
Simple, and not per document
Unlimited documents. Unlimited vouchers. Everything on this page, from day one.
After the first month, ₹10,000/month (launch price, was ₹25,000). Unlimited volume. Cancel anytime.
No per-voucher pricing. No document limits. Nothing to forecast before you can buy.
Send us last month’s documents. We’ll show you the vouchers.
No deck. No trial to configure. Send one folder from last month and we’ll show you exactly what would have gone into your Tally — your ledger names and all.